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grudging

[gruhj-ing] / ˈgrʌdʒ ɪŋ /


























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It’s worth your time, your discomfort, your possible scorn and your weirdly grudging affection, maybe all at once.

From Los Angeles Times

On Monday, Mr. Ben-Gvir’s influence was underscored by his initial opposition to — and then grudging blessing of — Mr. Netanyahu’s decision to delay, at least temporarily, the divisive judicial overhaul that had led to widespread protests.

From New York Times

But he’s earned a grudging respect over the years.

From Seattle Times

Still, she nearly always managed to earn a grudging acknowledgment of her abilities from most senior scholars of the Egyptology establishment — and would, of course, eventually become a distinguished member of that establishment herself.

From Washington Post

The unfettered transparency earned the city’s police chief and other leaders grudging praise from Nichols’ family and law enforcement critics who said it should be a model for other police departments around the country.

From Los Angeles Times