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begrudge

[bih-gruhj] / bɪˈgrʌdʒ /


Example Sentences

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Certainly, I don’t begrudge Attenborough for abandoning the policy, which was eventually overwhelmed by the urgency of our current moment.

From Washington Post

It said this included being "inflexible" and "begrudging" in its approach, by only making limited concessions on pre-existing UK immigration routes and failing to provide sufficient clarity on what routes were available.

From BBC

They begrudge the multilateral lender for forcing Argentina to adopt severe austerity measures in the past and fear this deal will produce similar circumstances.

From Seattle Times

Few would begrudge James a full-circle return to the franchise that drafted him, especially if the move back to his home state facilitated his dream of playing with Bronny.

From Washington Post

He added: "It is her expression. Artists tap into personal experiences for inspiration, and I don’t begrudge anyone that."

From Fox News