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begrudge

[bih-gruhj] / bɪˈgrʌdʒ /


Example Sentences

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"Who can begrudge them getting into Europe, from fighting relegation to the brink of Europe."

From BBC

I want this to be a sort of begrudging connection.’”

From Seattle Times

They also say the California Republican earned their respect by keeping the promises that won their begrudging support to elect him speaker after a grueling 15 rounds of voting in the House chamber in January.

From Washington Times

No one should begrudge the 29-year-old Australian for his decision, though it remains the most peculiar because of his youth and his potential.

From Washington Times

On the whole, I wouldn’t tinker with this perfectly fine list, and as Zeta-Jones powered the best picture winner, I can’t begrudge her the win.

From Los Angeles Times