gruddger (Meaning)
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gruddger (n.)
One who grudges.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gruddger
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gruddger Sentence Examples
- Emily held a long-standing grudge against her former friend, a dark resentment simmering beneath her surface.
- The gruddger silently harbored bitterness, refusing to let go of past wrongs.
- Despite years of therapy, James remained a notorious gruddger, unable to forgive and move on.
- The politician's grumbling nature made him a target for opposition attacks, damaging his reputation.
- The couple's marriage crumbled under the weight of years of grudges and unresolved issues.
- Even in the face of reconciliation, the gruddger clung fiercely to his resentment, poisoning any chance of healing.
- She was a notorious gruddger, known for holding onto grudges with an unyielding grip.
- The gruddger's heart was heavy with the weight of his grievances, suffocating his soul.
- Despite the harm it brought him, the gruddger refused to let go of his resentment, believing it was justified.
- The gruddger's life was consumed by bitterness and anger, leaving no room for joy or fulfillment.
FAQs About the word gruddger
One who grudges.
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Emily held a long-standing grudge against her former friend, a dark resentment simmering beneath her surface.
The gruddger silently harbored bitterness, refusing to let go of past wrongs.
Despite years of therapy, James remained a notorious gruddger, unable to forgive and move on.
The politician's grumbling nature made him a target for opposition attacks, damaging his reputation.
