Begrudge

/bɪˈɡrʌdʒ/ verb

To resent or envy someone for having something; to give something unwillingly or reluctantly while feeling annoyed about it.

From Middle English, combining the prefix 'be-' (to make or cause) with 'grudge' (from Old French 'grudge' meaning to complain or grumble). The word appeared in English by the 14th century.

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