Definition of Invidious
unpleasant and likely to cause bad feelings in other people
Examples of Invidious in a sentence
The dictator’s invidious acts caused the people to rise up against him. 🔊
In Jeremy’s opinion, the death penalty is an invidious part of the legal system that should be considered a crime against humanity. 🔊
Nathan’s invidious behavior disturbed others and got him kicked out of the movie theater. 🔊
When Sally drinks alcohol, she starts to display invidious behavior that makes everyone feel uncomfortable. 🔊
I was shocked to learn my best friend was spreading invidious rumors about me. 🔊
Although Jimmy has committed some invidious actions in the past, he has completely changed his life since becoming a minister. 🔊
Many people believe the habit of giving out trophies to only a few student competitors is invidious and likely to promote ill will between peers. 🔊
When you compare someone to a wild animal, you are making an invidious association that does not compliment the person. 🔊
The judge knew his decision to release the killer would be considered invidious by the victim’s family. 🔊
Even though Harriett hates making invidious decisions regarding the hiring and firing of staff, she does it as a part of her managerial duties. 🔊
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