Definition of Begrudge
to be envious of what one feels another does not deserve
Examples of Begrudge in a sentence
It is impossible for me to not begrudge my neighbor of the ten million dollars he won in the lottery. π
Although Jane did not complete enough work to earn the bonus, she still had the nerve to begrudge Heatherβs reward. π
Rick takes pleasure in earning his own money and does not begrudge the inherited wealth of others. π
Since the researcher had been looking for a cure for over twenty years, he could not help but begrudge his rivalβs success in finding the cure after only two years of research. π
James was the only team member to begrudge Carl of his role as captain. π
Although Alan has been at the company longer than Kurt, he supports his coworker and does not begrudge his promotion. π
Do not begrudge Marie of her success because she has worked hard to become a leader in the firm. π
Because James gets a lot of women, I often begrudge his movie star looks. π
Since Linda was recently left at the altar, she found it difficult to not begrudge her sisterβs wedding day happiness. π
Even though I am divorced and unhappy, I would never begrudge my best friend the happiness she has found with her new husband. π
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