unenvying

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ envying.

Adjective

unenvying (comparative more unenvying, superlative most unenvying)

1. Not envying.
   • 1854, William Harrison Ainsworth, The Lancashire Witches‎^[1]:

     Even Sir Ralph was struck with her extreme gracefulness, and pointed her out to Mistress Nicholas, who, unenvying and amiable, joined heartily in his praises.

   • 1873, A. G. Riddle, Bart Ridgeley‎^[2]:

     "I think not," said Mrs. Markham, with a glance at Julia, who, never withdrawing her eyes, stood with lips slightly apart, and her face bright with unenvying admiration.