unjealous

1 7.5

Not angry or upset when others do well

adjective
/ʌnˈdʒɛləs/

: desceloso

He found Jerry sweet and sad and undemanding, but he developed a huge crush on Maxx, whom he found utterly unsentimental, utterly unjealous, and utterly without shame of any kind.

Examples

Despite her talent, she remained unjealous, happy to support her colleagues in their growth.
She was truly unjealous of her friend's success, celebrating each achievement without envy.
My brother is very unjealous, always encouraging me to follow my dreams, no matter how successful I become.

Antonyms

jealous

488 1.0

Feeling unhappy because someone has something or success you want

possessive

29 3.8

Wanting to keep people or things only for yourself and not share them

How Jealous

obsessive

3 6.5

possessive

29 3.8

jealous

327 1.8

unjealous

1 7.5

secure

154 3.6

Surface Forms

unjealous positive

Morphology

unjealous = jealous (transparent) = un + jealous

The negative prefix 'un-' directly negates the adjective 'jealous', yielding the straightforward meaning 'not jealous'.

Etymology

Unjealous starts with un- meaning 'not', as in unhappy, and ends with jealous meaning 'protective or worried about losing someone'. So unjealous simply means not feeling jealousy and not being possessive.