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grudgingly
[ gruhj-ing-lee ]
adverb
- reluctantly or unwillingly; not generously or with a good will:
He tried to evade the work and the responsibility until the very last moment and then grudgingly, finally, exasperatingly did his job.
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Example Sentences
Anyone who mocked her viral rendition of âImagineâ at the start of the pandemic will have to grudgingly concede that she at least keeps up.
Sitting in the audience during the first act rehearsal, Holmesâ Lloyd grudgingly offers words of encouragement while seething with impatience.
She grudgingly asks acquaintances for help - most often with no success.
I will grudgingly concede that âMy Name Is Alfred Hitchcockâ made me want to revisit âRear Windowâ because of how you present it.
They have grudgingly acknowledged the desperate need to rebuild without fully committing to do so.
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