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Meanings of
resent
in inglés
catalán
envejar
español
envidiar
Back to the meaning
Wish ill or allow unwillingly.
begrudge
wish
español
envidiar
Synonyms
Examples for "
begrudge
"
begrudge
Examples for "
begrudge
"
1
Despite the acrimonious circumstances, this outcome is a hard one to
begrudge
.
2
Indeed, no one would
begrudge
them a first All-Ireland win since 1959.
3
But when he opened the telegram he did not
begrudge
the money.
4
Nobody but a cad is likely to
begrudge
the honoured their gongs.
5
He expected nothing himself, and did not
begrudge
his nephew the inheritance.
Usage of
resent
in inglés
1
Many of the Italian players
resent
that I came here for: money.
2
Like many in positions of power, the police seem to
resent
accountability.
3
Edward Hargrove had not the spirit to
resent
this; he only answered:
4
Somehow Keith could not
resent
the implication; it was too impersonally delivered.
5
Lyndon Johnson had reasons to
resent
the Kennedys, and Bobby in particular.
6
Six thousand days on, he was too debased to
resent
his debasement.
7
This time, though, he didn't
resent
her quite so much for it.
8
And they
resent
Iran's expensive foreign policy activism in the Middle East.
9
No matter how much I love you, I think I'd
resent
it.
10
No one in that room had the courage to
resent
his rudeness.
11
Something in his expression checked her first impulse to
resent
the question.
12
But I think Cornelia had begun to
resent
me long before this.
13
Most of those in line to lose ministerial positions
resent
the suggestion.
14
The big buckskin would
resent
the approach of a stranger by snorting.
15
In time, the captious Mrs. Spofford began to
resent
this studied indifference.
16
We
resent
the pressure, and we
resent
being made to feel ashamed.
Other examples for "resent"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
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resent
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
resent such
resent the fact
resent an insult
resent injuries
resent how
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Translations for
resent
catalán
envejar
español
envidiar
Resent
through the time
Resent
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common