begrudge

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

When her friend asks her to underage drink under a bridge, she begrudges teenagers to Paul because "they all act so immature."

McKinnon heard the pride and sadness that crept into her grandmother’s voice and, because hope can’t be sustained indefinitely, a begrudging acceptance of his fate.

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

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