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Meanings of grudge in English
Usage of grudge in English
1
President Obama told a news conference he did not bear a grudge.
2
Instead they believe the sniper held a long-standing grudge against law enforcement.
3
How often have you held a grudge and felt guilty about it?
4
But the second point is stronger; I do not grudge it you.
5
I may be unforgiving, but I can't work a grudge that long.
6
And Mab can hold a grudge for a very, very long time.
7
Let him enjoy it; God knows I do not grudge him it.
8
For a talk show host, Larry Fowler can really hold a grudge.
9
Nursing a grudge would only make a difficult mission next to impossible.
10
He's a grudge holder, so you'll need to try to convince him.
11
It was their kindness; I bear them no grudge for doing that.
12
You couldn't hold a grudge against someone with such a sunny nature.
13
Besides, I don't know why you hold a grudge against Professor Fulton.
14
Maybe he's got no room left to nurture a grudge against me.
15
For some odd reason I'd developed a real grudge against intelligence people.
16
Cartwright married Clara and knew Mrs. Seaton bore him a lasting grudge.
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Grudge across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common