0 If someone is in an enviable situation, you wish you were also in that situation: --
1 (esp. of a quality or advantage) causing you to wish that you also possessed it; desirable: --
The former chief of staff, despite his late-in-the-day commitment to the rebellion, found himself in the enviable position of being the only recipient of all foreign aid.
Weir continues to display an enviable gift for discovering new colours and timbres without losing her ability to communicate with rigour and compassion.
Yet a paradox of this blatantly exploitative social system was that thousands of serfs received an enviable education, with many becoming distinguished performers.
Plenty have not, perhaps through indifference or animosity, perhaps through enviable ignorance.
These thoughts and many more that cannot be detailed in this short space are admirable and even enviable goals.
Starting with an obviously pre-eminent erudition and an enviable range of knowledge, he has assembled great forces of evidence and argument.
As if we were not the more enviable for that!
The same physiological condition that accounted for the castrato's supposedly enviable position behind closed doors also made him the object of public ridicule.
