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ungrudging

ADJECTIVE
  1. without envy or reluctance
    ungrudging admiration

How To Use ungrudging In A Sentence

  • Twenty British officers hunted up and down for the places supposed to have been reserved for them, and sweating servants hurried after them with arms full of heterogeneous baggage, swearing at the crowd that swore back ungrudgingly. In The Time Of Light
  • To 'replenish' the earth is to give out love ungrudgingly to all Nature, -- to 'subdue' the earth, is first, to master the atoms of which the human organisation is composed, and hold them completely under control, so that by means of this mastery, all other atomic movements and forces upon this planet and its encircling atmosphere may be equally controlled. The Life Everlasting; a reality of romance
  • I urge you going forward to be ungrudgingly cooperative, Frank said. Bank CEOs get lectured by Congress, promise to do better with next bailout's billions
  • Rather, the first generation of Knights equated American manhood directly with Catholic religious faith and, by extension, the ungrudging performance of familial obligations.
  • She ungrudgingly accepts her fate without a whisper of frustration.
  • I will ungrudgingly pay more taxes if it means keeping people in their homes — even the schmucks in overleveraged McMansions. Why I Fired My Broker
  • She ungrudgingly accepts her fate without a whisper of frustration.
  • What these films have in common is a quiet power, a sense of humor, and an ungrudging respect for their teens in the difficult double transition from ‘straight’ children into gay adults.
  • Certainly, the situation worked perfectly against Wales, the pair instantly striking an ungrudging rapport.
  • A real screamer, so long as it is a safe distance from goal, will be ungrudgingly applauded by opposition fans.
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