Verb:

বিদ্বিষ্ট হত্তয়া, নারাজ হত্তয়া, বিক্ষুব্ধ হত্তয়া, রূষ্ট হত্তয়া,

begrudged's Usage Examples:

The name is Afrikaans and means "begrudged".

businessmen who begrudged the success of Japanese, German, and Italian nationals and the war provided.

seems, is not Russian but an Ingush, a native of the North Caucasus and begrudged of the Russians who have displaced him and his people from their rightful.

In the film, Laurel begrudged Hardy for doing the film; however, this was not the case in real life.

In fact, Murali ' Savitri are sincere lovers, it begrudged Shekar as he aspires to possess her.

His brothers-in-law, however, who begrudged him the possession of their sister Hyrnetho, went to Epidaurus and tried.

kids Lolly Pop — a rotund, extremely rich and incredibly miserly man who begrudged his son almost everything Mum's the Word Mustapha Million (from Cheeky).

His brothers-in-law, however, who begrudged him the possession of their sister Hyrnetho, went to Epidaurus, and tried.

in artillery and munitions, activities audibly recognized, though not begrudged, by generations of nearby residents.

Many of the label's African-American artists begrudged the label's founder, Herman Lubinsky, feeling underpaid for their work.

Later, the begrudged courtiers find out that Rigoletto is living with Gilda who they believe.

Ravi's attitude, Janaki Ramayya empowers the entirety to Raghu, which is begrudged by Kanaka Durga.

to pieces the statue of a saint, when in a rage with the purchaser who begrudged the price he demanded.

disregard caucus decisions that they disliked leaving some MPs feeling begrudged.

with Rajendra by confronting Nageswara Rao for which Nageswara Rao is begrudged.

angry man in the courtroom and a resentful man afterward, an advocate who begrudged other lawyers' victories".

They perform, with begrudged success.

under the parochial system of road management and wanted good roads but begrudged their cost.

government who favored the British or Germans over the French, or who still begrudged the French for their previous strong support of the Tokugawa bakufu.

Synonyms:

resent;

Antonyms:

despair; wish;