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| rejoice at the misfortunes of others; gloat over the misfortunes of other; gloat over the misfortunes of others | |||
| exult; lick lips; vaunt (over); enjoy a small triumph; gloat (to look at or think about with wicked pleasure • He gloated over his rival's failure); gloat over; make spiteful comments (Andrey Truhachev); make spiteful remarks (Andrey Truhachev); crow (VLZ_58); enjoy a petty triumph (Did he wish for my defeat, my failure, to enjoy some petty triumph over an inferior? (Greg Bear · 2016) Nor did she seek for flaws in the characters of those who surrounded her, in order to enjoy the petty triumph of excluding them from those entertainments, they would otherwise have enjoyed (Leigh Wetherall Dickson · 2021) Edna) | |||
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| lick one's chops | |||
| take a fiendish pleasure (in doing something • She took a fiendish pleasure in criticizing him in front of guests. Kydex) | |||
| crow about; crow over; lick one's shops | |||
| take smug satisfaction in something (APN) | |||
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| with schadenfreude | |||
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злорадствующий : 13 phrases, 4 sujets |
| Général | 8 |
| Idiomatique | 1 |
| Littérature | 1 |
| Makarov | 3 |