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grudging

adjective as in covetous

adjective as in dissatisfied

adjective as in envious

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adjective as in forced

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adjective as in grabby

adjective as in greedy

adjective as in hard-fisted

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adjective as in hoggish

adjective as in involuntary

adjective as in jaundiced

adjective as in jealous

adjective as in piggish

adjective as in pinching

adjective as in rancorous

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adjective as in reluctant

adjective as in small

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adjective as in sour

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adjective as in stingy

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ungenerous

adjective as in unfriendly

adjective as in ungenerous

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adjective as in unwilling

adjective as in vindictive

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noun as in envy

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noun as in meanness

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But there was a sense, a grudging willingness among these Labour voters to give Sir Keir and the government more time.

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I had been making predictable salads — kale, romaine, a grudging nod to cabbage — and the book, which catalogs more than forty varieties of greens, seemed like the sort of thing that might inspire transformation.

From Salon

They butt heads, but, wild guess, they’ll come to form a grudging mutual respect.

From Los Angeles Times

While compliance with court orders has at times been grudging, the President and Congress have consistently respected Marbury in the end because it is part of the glue that holds the Constitution together.

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Prosper the Dodgers have, leading to some grudging acceptance from that longtime Giant.

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