begrudging Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- benevolent
- charitable
- kindhearted
- kindhearted
- altruistic
- charitable
- altruistic
- unenvious
- unenvious
- benevolent
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Meaning of begrudging
begrudging (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Begrudge
begrudging Sentence Examples
- The manager reluctantly gave his employee a raise, begrudgingly admitting that he deserved it.
- The waiter begrudgingly took the customer's order, annoyed by their demanding attitude.
- The artist reluctantly sold a prized piece of artwork, begrudgingly acknowledging the financial need.
- The child begrudgingly shared their toys with the newcomer, feeling possessive of their possessions.
- The politician begrudgingly retreated from a controversial position, feeling pressured by public opinion.
- The team begrudgingly accepted the loss, recognizing the skill of their opponents but still feeling disappointed.
- The students begrudgingly studied for their exams, realizing the importance but lacking enthusiasm.
- The guest begrudgingly thanked the host for their hospitality, harboring a secret resentment.
- The traveler begrudgingly carried their heavy luggage, feeling weary and burdened.
- The parent begrudgingly gave their child a bedtime story, prioritizing their own rest but still feeling obligated.
FAQs About the word begrudging
of Begrudge
grudging, envious, avaricious, jaundiced, covetous, resentful,jealous, invidious, distrustful,green-eyed
kind,generous, generous, kind, benevolent, charitable, kindhearted, kindhearted, altruistic, charitable
The manager reluctantly gave his employee a raise, begrudgingly admitting that he deserved it.
The waiter begrudgingly took the customer's order, annoyed by their demanding attitude.
The artist reluctantly sold a prized piece of artwork, begrudgingly acknowledging the financial need.
The child begrudgingly shared their toys with the newcomer, feeling possessive of their possessions.
