Is envious

Usage examples of begrudges.

It's fine to fall in love, Fitz, and no one begrudges a young woman or man a kiss or two.

But there is another type, one who goes about the world cadaverously, cheeks sunken, bones jutting, and one senses that he so disapproves of the whole of the world that he begrudges every bit of it that he takes inside himself.

Until you can, I find it just a bit ironic that the Rhomandi family barrister begrudges an opponent a gentle lie.

But this body doesn't love me, doesn't want me, detests my presence, begrudges me the dance.

She begrudges him his disapprobation, feeling he is equally at fault for so obviously favoring Aaron, leaving her the child to whom she has the least to say.

If Dennis begrudges that, it says something about him, don't you think?

There is a reason why the present begrudges the existence of the past.

He begrudges paying to have their work framed, except in the case of Tamsin, but he cannot imagine them meeting the cost.