Hunter Rodriguez

English III

Ms. Wunnenberg

Definition

to desire wrongfully, inordinately, or without due regard for the rights of others: to covet another's property.

Synonyms

aspire to, begrudge, choose, crave, desiderate, envy, fancy, hanker for, have eye on, have hotsfor, itch for, long for, lust after, spoil for, thirst for, want, wish for, yearn for, yen for

Depression

Never Happy

Always Wanting

Criminal Acts

Jail Time

Socially Outcast

Harm to Self

Mentally

Physically

Russian Man kills two children out of Jealousy Charged with crime Labeled

Woman attacks Romantic Rival Arrested Socially Outcast

The Great Gatsby Coveted Daisy Caused His Death Dedicated whole life to her

The King and the Duke Socially Outcast They were punished and hated by many Coveted other’s Valuables

Try not to covet

Don’t Want

Try to Appreciate

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