grudge
2 ENTRIES FOUND:
plural
grudges
plural
grudges
Britannica Dictionary definition of GRUDGE
[count]
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a strong feeling of anger toward someone that lasts for a long time
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She still has/holds/bears a grudge against him for the way he treated her in school.
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He has nursed/harbored a grudge against his former boss for years.
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I don't bear him any grudges.
grudge match
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a contest or fight between players, teams, etc., who dislike each other
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The race had turned into a grudge match between the two teams.
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grudge
/ˈgrʌʤ/
verb
grudges;
grudged;
grudging
2
grudge
/ˈgrʌʤ/
verb
grudges;
grudged;
grudging
Britannica Dictionary definition of GRUDGE
[+ object]
1
:
to give, do, or allow (something) in a reluctant or unwilling way
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begrudge
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I don't grudge paying my share.
2
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to dislike or feel angry toward (someone) for something
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I don't grudge her the opportunities she has been given.
