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begrudge

verb as in wish that someone did not have

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“Watching them rebuild with great ease, we didn’t begrudge them,” Sokol said.

“We do not begrudge doctors their pay rise,” RCN leader Prof Nicola Ranger says.

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"We don't want to begrudge people having a drink," he told the Daily Telegraph.

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And I begrudge every second spent taking Trump’s trolling seriously.

“We do not begrudge doctors their pay rise,” RCN leader Prof Nicola Ranger says.

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