invidiously
- r in a manner arousing resentment
- Potter Stewart, who provided the critical fifth vote, explained that the "clause is offended only by laws that are invidiously discriminatoryonly by classifications that are .
- Four years ago, during a TV program featuring the Stork Club, Billingsley, exhibiting a photo of Shor, invidiously wished that "I had as much money as he owes.
- On seeing Phaedra an updated Greek tragedy that threw Anthony Perkins into the arms of stepmother Mercouri Pauline Kael compared it invidiously to a Bette Davis weepie.