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She held a deep grudge against him for betraying her trust.
She held a grudge against her coworker for taking credit for her idea.
The base word of grudgingly is grudge.
The word "grudge" has one syllable.
According to Dictionary.com: "Grudge: to give or permit with reluctance; submit to unwillingly. "The other team grudged us every point we scored." Or "To resent the good fortune of (another); begrudge." She begrudged the promotion that her friend received; actually, she was jealous of her friend."
Holding a grudge leads to physiological arousal that may be maintained over time.
Holding a grudge.
to hold a grudge = לשמור ×˜×™× ×” (lishmor tinah)
Drop the grudge and back away slowly. Your grudge is unworthy of further attention.
I hold a grudge against my dad for beating my mother.
That is the correct spelling of the noun "resentment" (bitterness, holding a grudge).
no... they are waste of life... honestly if its a big deal... then you should deal with it yourself with that person... instead of holding a grudge.. or better yet... get over it.
She held a deep grudge against him for betraying her trust.
That is the correct spelling of the word "vindictive" (revengeful, spiteful, from holding a grudge).
She held a grudge against her coworker for taking credit for her idea.
William Shakespeare.
En vouloir means to be angry at or to hold a grudge (against somebody). So, "je lui en veux" means "I am angry at/am holding a grudge against him."