invidious
concept
7 mentions
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 7 Aug
↑7 vs the 6 months before
Adjective meaning unpleasant and likely to cause resentment
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Peak in the week of 1 Aug — 7 mentions across 1 series.
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newest first · ▶ plays the momentPeter SokolowskiMerriam-Webster's Word of the Day · invidious · 1:31 · 7 Aug
…The link between envy and invidious is largely invisible today, as invidious is typically applied to that which is unpleasant, such as an invidious position, or is likely to cause harm or resentment, as in invidious comparisons or invidious discrimination.…
Peter SokolowskiMerriam-Webster's Word of the Day · invidious · 1:17 · 7 Aug
…Insidious comes from the Latin word insidii, meaning ambush, while invidious is instead a relative of envy,…
Peter SokolowskiMerriam-Webster's Word of the Day · invidious · 1:04 · 7 Aug
…It's not that using the word invidious will harm you gradually, but that both words, in addition to rhyming and coming from Latin, are all about bad vibes.…
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