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Discover LudwigThe phrase "grudge for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe when someone has a feeling of resentment or anger towards someone or something. Example: She held a grudge for years against her former boss for passing her over for a promotion.
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"Holding a grudge for 100 years is nothing.
I have been harbouring a grudge for 30 years.
He liked people (even reporters) too much to hold a grudge for too long.
Rather than hold a grudge, for his own psyche and for Iraq, his goal was simple.
"Hot-Shot Hamish would forgive you but Tupper might hold a grudge for a while".
He was also a skinflint, a womanizer and man who could hold a grudge for decades.
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Then Umar Akmal went for a duck as Dernbach, clearly holding no grudges for Swann's drop, took a fine tumbling catch at long-off.
Even if Mr Putin restrains himself for now, he is sure to respond eventually: he nurtures grudges for years, and the Potemkin democracy he has engineered in Russia lets him stick around long enough to avenge them.
Though the players may not need old grudges for motivation during the playoffs, loyal women's basketball fans of both teams are drawn to the college roots of the Sun-Liberty rivalry.
Many owners have held deep grudges for more than 30 years, and they brandish deeds dating to the Italian occupation of the early 20th century or even the Ottoman era.
The duo had written a column for InStyle, a Time Inc. magazine, but do not still harbor grudges for the company starting Real Simple instead of trying their concept.
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