1. in a way that is likely to cause resentment or anger in others; unfairly discriminating

Examples

• The teacher was accused of grading invidiously, giving higher marks to her favorite students.
• The company invidiously promoted only certain employees while overlooking equally qualified candidates.
• He compared the two proposals invidiously, highlighting only the flaws in one.
• The media coverage invidiously portrayed one candidate in a negative light.
• She felt the committee had invidiously excluded her from the decision-making process.
• The policy invidiously targeted specific groups within the community.