as in unwilling Having a resentful or envious attitude, often accompanied by a sense of bitterness. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Begrudge'
The author's success led some critics to begrudge him for his rapid rise in the literary world.
Some members of the team began to begrudge the coach's decision to favor the new recruits over the experienced players.
The scientist, despite her achievements, felt begrudged by her peers who questioned the validity of her groundbreaking research.
He may outwardly agree, but deep down, he continues to begrudge the decision made by the committee.
The student tried not to begrudge the extra homework but found it challenging to stay positive.
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