Invidious

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MALEVOLENT CREATION have revealed the artwork (attached) from their upcoming th studio outing entitled Invidious Dominion.

SMNnews.com 2010
-- "Invidious" means likely to incur, or bring on envy, ill-will, or hatred.

Ontario Teachers' Manuals: Literature Ontario. Ministry of Education
The very fact that "Invidious" was used in the title said a lot.

feminist blogs 2008
The very fact that "Invidious" was used in the title said a lot.

feminist blogs 2008
Invidious homophobia is much rarer now, but fear of discrimination continues to hold gay people back.

Being outed is a blessing 2010
-- Flashman and the Politically Correct "Invidious racism and hate" at VDare?

Is That Legal?: January 2007 Archives 2007
Invidious comparisons between the rich and the poor are informative, but, economically and politically naive.

Emmanuel Saez's Medal, David Henderson | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
Invidious envy is envy that involves the unsavory motivation, where benign envy does not.

Envy D'Arms, Justin 2009
-- Flashman and the Politically Correct "Invidious racism and hate" at VDare?

Is That Legal?: Ful(ford) of It. 2007
-- Flashman and the Politically Correct "Invidious racism and hate" at VDare?

Is That Legal?: Race Archives 2007