ungrudging

Meanings

1. 1
   adj

   given, done, or felt willingly and wholeheartedly, without reluctance or resentment

   The sisters expressed ungrudging approval of the newly furnished rooms.

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Formed from un- + grudging, the present participle of grudge. Grudge came through Middle English from Old French grouchier, 'murmur or complain.' Ungrudging therefore describes a feeling or action offered without the reluctance, resentment, or stinting implied by grudging.

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