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Ungrudging

adjective

Without envy or reluctance.

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Etymology of 'Ungrudging'

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"Ungrudging" Quotes from Famous Books

... some months at Mainhill, or later at Scotsbrig,[1] a room could always be found for him, hours of peace and solitude could be enjoyed, the most wholesome food, and the most cordial affection, were there rendered as loyal ungrudging tribute. But new ties were soon to be knit and a new chapter to be opened ...

— Victorian Worthies - Sixteen Biographies • George Henry Blore

... by this gentleman to the school. It is not often that the opportunity offers of winning so much and such hearty gratitude as our neighbour of Gogerddan has won by his prompt liberality; still less often is the opportunity occupied with such thoughtful and ungrudging kindness. ...

— Uppingham by the Sea - a Narrative of the Year at Borth • John Henry Skrine

... not quite calmly at least with dignity and simplicity. To Mr. Dishup and Bradley and Captain Baker she said little except thanks. To Barnes, whose congratulations were sincere and hearty, and, to all appearances at least, quite ungrudging, she expressed herself as too astonished ...

— Fair Harbor • Joseph Crosby Lincoln

Words linked to "Ungrudging" : generous