coveting
Speech parts
1. coveting - Noun
2. coveting - Verb
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of Covet
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Among those coveting Harding's seat were former governor Willis (he had been defeated by James M. Cox in 1916) and Colonel William Cooper Procter (head of Procter & Gamble ).
At the same time, Sy Ableman (), the man who’s coveting Larry’s wife Judith () and also secretly badmouthing Larry to the tenure committee, gets into a fatal car accident.
He thus completed another mission, for Portugal wanted not to be seen as an eternal "guest" of Kochi and had been coveting Goa as the best trading port in the region.
In that case, it might seem like a prime time to hit the dealership and get a sweet deal on that you’ve been coveting, right?
"Cutting weekly worship should be as abhorrent to a Christian as murder, adultery and coveting.
Basically, if there's anything you've been coveting for a while now, now's the time to take that leap.