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grudgingly

[gruhj-ing-lee] / ˈgrʌdʒ ɪŋ li /




Example Sentences

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Sailors, Christopher knew, share the ship’s biscuits grudgingly; when they do, it means something.

From Literature

His hosts, the writer Robert Penn Warren and his wife, Eleanor, didn’t own a set but grudgingly suggested that he could walk next door.

From The Wall Street Journal

That could mean the biggest AI stocks won’t be afforded the luxury of patience that investors have grudgingly provided.

From Barron's

By now Lord Fredrick had grudgingly agreed to meet the soothsayer, for he had been roundly scolded by his wife.

From Literature

Ms. King grudgingly allowed production to proceed but swore “that she would never attend a performance, and would not promote the show, or be involved in any fashion. Never, ever.”

From The Wall Street Journal