unjealous

(ʌnˈdʒɛləs)

adj

not jealous

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Popular with fellow pressmen because of his "obliging and unjealous disposition", Cpl Lees was also well known in other circles.

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Catherine later said their similar careers had not led to any problems, adding: "John is probably the most unjealous person I've ever met in my life.