Adjective of the word 'envy' is _

The correct answer is A, "envious." "Envious" is the correct adjective form of the word "envy." It means feeling or showing envy. For example: "She felt envious of her friend's new car." Option B, "envity," is not a word in the English language. Therefore, it is incorrect. Option C, "jealous," is a related word to "envy," but it does not have the same meaning. "Jealous" refers to feeling or showing suspicion or resentment towards someone's achievements or advantages. It is not the correct adjective form of "envy." For example: "He was jealous of his brother's success." Option D, "enviable," is also a related word to "envy," but it is not the correct adjective form. "Enviable" means worthy of envy or desirable. For example: "Her new job was enviable." However, it does not describe the emotion of envy itself, which is what the question is asking for.
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