ungrudgingly

Mrs. Martha would and did; not ungrudgingly on the vice-president's account, but with many misgivings on Thomas Jefferson's.

We should ungrudgingly recognize that the difference of the northern masses from us in opinion is natural and honest.

And he ungrudgingly gave himself all the benefit of the doubt that the law accords.

It was the first time that he had ever been given anything, kindly and ungrudgingly.

Everything obviously for personal use is "passed" ungrudgingly with the single exception of silver plate or ornaments.

Not to seven times must I grudgingly forgive, but ungrudgingly to seventy times seven.

But it was as ungrudgingly given as it was graciously received.

And again Mansfield waited patiently and ungrudgingly till it was over.

And she guessed rightly that it was due to the man whom he had so ungrudgingly nursed.

“Fix it to suit yourself,” was the ungrudgingly given response.