A feeling of hopelessness, dread, insecurity, envy and hatred felt when you see a lifestyle you know you will never live, a beautiful girl you know would never look your way, or an attractive person you know you will never look like.
Different from envy in the sense that invidiance is accompanied by an overwhelming wave of depression and self hatred and usually physically manifests as your stomach turning or aching.
“When I see her walking with that guy who is significantly more attractive than me, I feel a sense of invidiance. I feel sick, sad and hateful towards myself and others.”
by Jonathan Gunkus March 02, 2023
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by Average High School Student February 16, 2022
Pronunciation: /ɪnˈvɪdiəl/ (This is a suggested phonetic pronunciation)
Definition:
1. Invidial (adjective) - Unable to view due to injury, disease, or a congenital condition.
2. Invidial (adjective) - Incapable of visual perception; the human or animal eyes cannot view or sense the image.
Significance:
• It defines “invidial” as a condition preventing sight.
• It emphasizes the absence of visual perception.
• It identifies the cause as injury, disease, or nascent defect.
• It avoids the use of prohibited origins.
• It improves precision in describing absent sight.
• It replaces words like “blind” or “sightless.”
• Created from the Latin root “videre” and prefix “in-“
Adjective: invidial
Adverb: invidially
Examples:
• “The patient became invidial after the accident.”
• “The perrine (canine) is invidial from parturition.”
• “She navigated the world invidially.”
• “The invidial community relies on tactile information.”
• “His vision faded until he became invidial.”
by Dmitrio February 04, 2025