Pronunciation: /bɪˈɡrʌdʒəri/
noun a feeling of resentment or ill-will towards someone due to their success or possessions
A1 She felt a sense of begrudgery towards her friend's success.
A2 His begrudgery towards his colleague's promotion was evident in his attitude.
B1 The atmosphere in the office was filled with begrudgery after the announcement of the new manager.
B2 Her begrudgery towards her sister's achievements was causing tension in their relationship.
C1 The CEO's begrudgery towards his competitors was evident in his aggressive business tactics.
C2 Despite his success, he could not shake off the feeling of begrudgery towards those who had doubted him in the past.
formal Her constant begrudgery towards her colleagues' success was evident in her lack of enthusiasm during team meetings.
informal I can't stand her begrudgery every time someone gets a promotion before her.
slang Stop with the begrudgery, it's really bringing down the mood.
figurative The dark cloud of begrudgery followed him wherever he went, poisoning his relationships with envy.
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