Grudging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRUDGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• be resentfully unwilling to give or allow (something)
• feel resentful that (someone) has achieved (something)
NOUN:
• the act of grudging
• a persistent feeling of ill will or resentment resulting from a past insult or injury
ADJECTIVE:
• reluctant
• of especially an attitude
• petty or reluctant in giving or spending
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to be unwilling to give or admit

Words related to GRUDGING

grudge9 grudged11 grudges10 grudgingly17

Words that contain GRUDGING

grudgings13 begrudging16 grudgingly17 ungrudging14 begrudgingly21 ungrudgingly19

How to use GRUDGING in a sentence

• Grant even went so far as to give them a grudging professional tribute.
• Yet deep in his surly old heart there lurked a certain grudging affection for him notwithstanding.
• They did their work much as they liked, in a way not grudging for the main part.
• Young Edison was like young Napoleon in grudging himself the necessary hours of sleep.
• If, under proper regulations, liberty was proclaimed through the colonies, the Negroes, from dangerous, grudging, half-fed slaves, might become able, willing-minded labourers.
• He counted out to her the price of all her junk, grudging each piece of money as if it had been the blood of his veins.
• For the girl was lovely with that loveliness which even the most grudging must acknowledge.
• The fifteen unfortunates would have been left to the tender mercies of a precarious and grudging charity.
• Louis found no great encouragement in France, for Philip Augustus, too prudent to offend the Church, gave but grudging support to his excommunicated son.
• The pope disliked him, the aliens plotted against him, and the king, for whom he sacrificed so much, gave him but grudging support.
• As a Free Trader he had a grudging respect for the organization he had seen in action on Limbo.
• Tired they toil, caring nothing for the heat, Grudging the shortness of the long summer day.
• America, grudging as she has been in the past to enlarge his rights, or even to guarantee those which she has granted, has grown too great indeed.
• Yet Belgium gave them but a cold welcome and grudging hospitality.
• Maggie was serving tea with her usual grudging reluctance, and I noticed then that when she was in the room Miss Emily said little or nothing.
• The means voted with grudging and insult are expended and gone.
• I noticed what stiff, grudging nods he and Eagle gave each other, just enough of a nod not to be a cut.
• She knew Anthony Cardew had never forgiven her and would never like her, but he gave her, now and then, the tribute of a grudging admiration.
• He had, to tell the truth, developed a grudging admiration for his granddaughter in the past two months.
• The coloured school received a grudging dole from the public funds, and was left entirely to the supervision of the coloured people.
• Seated alone in her bedroom this uncouth, hard-featured creature revelled in her possessions, grudging even the expense of the candle-end which enabled her to behold them.
• Again and again the menace of immediate ruin and the stern demands of Washington alone extorted the most grudging concessions, and saved the army from dissolution.
• Up to date, however, despite the fine work of their boys, the citizens of the town had been somewhat grudging about affording money for training athletic teams.
• Turnbull, angry at such carelessness, accepted the apology in a grudging spirit and trudged along in silence.
• Not discouraged by such grudging and unsympathetic permission, Mr.
• Yet he knew very well that Welby made no enemies, and that in his grudging jealousy of a delightful artist he, Fenwick, stood alone.
• They can see, without pain or grudging, an archbishop precede a duke.
• It would also stop the grudging and deliberately bad work which at present seriously diminishes the national wealth.
• As she dozed off, she was reminded of a certain magazine illustration that Archie had pinned over his bed after the aunts had given a grudging consent to this westward journey.
• Too swiftly fame fadeth away, if ye tremble not lest once again The grey mound should open and show him glad-eyed without grudging or pain.

Similar words containing GRUDG without suffix ing

grudge9 grudged11 grudger10 grudges10 begrudge13 grudgers11 begrudged15 begrudger14 begrudges14 grudgeful15 grudgings13 ungrudged13 begrudgers15 begrudgery18 begrudging16 grudgeless13 grudgingly17 ungrudging14 begrudgeries17 begrudgingly21 ungrudgingly19

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