0 past simple and past participle of grudge --
1 to not want to spend time or money on someone or something, or to not want to give something to someone: --
I never grudged any man any material superiority.
But money wasted, and, what is even more important, human time and talents wasted, is something which must be grudged.
Certainly, my time will not he grudged, but it is much more difficult to find the money.
Yet these men who are disabled are grudged that little sum for which they are asking.
A maximum of £400 is grudged to ours, and they do not begin at the same scale either.
This large amount of money is certainly not grudged by anyone.
Costs have gone up in this business as in others, and also more money is required—and is certainly not grudged by the industry—for research.
We shall not be grudged money for the recruitment of teachers provided that we convince public opinion that we use them to the best advantage.
