We read that in cases where a man begrudges his wife to a Pirrauru he is regarded as churlish.
The feeling of jealousy exists here in its economic sense: the proprietor of a certain objectbegrudges the use of it to any one whom he does not invite to it, or who is not otherwise entitled to the privilege.
Whither shall they yet fly, since the same enemy even here begrudges them life and freedom?
How shall I stand with her before God's altar when I know that my brother begrudges me my happiness?
No administrator begrudges a division with his men of the increased profit arising from increased efficiency.
On the other hand, the purely financial bureau usuallybegrudges the capital outlay which sound engineering may warrant.
But every administrator begrudges the wage level demanded by labor unions whose policy is decreased efficiency in the false belief that they are providing for more labor.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "begrudges" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
