schadenfreude in English

noun
1
pleasure derived by someone from another person's misfortune.

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1. But that schadenfreude doesn't last long.

2. But this week's hammer - blow will unleash waves of Schadenfreude.

3. As the suffering increased, a certain inevitable Schadenfreude set in.

4. That is one of at least three flies in the Schadenfreude.

5. China will enjoy the Schadenfreude of watching Mr Obama's struggle with a recalcitrant democracy.

6. They'd all cheer my name just like they do for the great Dr. Schadenfreude!

7. The world's least sympathetic mountaineer is forced to continue his schadenfreude from beyond the grave.

8. I guess "America's Funniest Moments of Schadenfreude" just didn't have the same ring to it.

9. I couldn't resist a touch of Schadenfreude when he was defeated so heavily in the election.

10. The U.S. State Department has no comment but officials privately confess to a certain "schadenfreude" at Chinese difficulties.

11. So while he seems to be pleasant, there is a strange schadenfreude in watching him get Crapped on.

12. The recent tabloid sting involving the Duchess of York has elicited plenty of schadenfreude in the British press.

13. Beijing’s Schadenfreude Over the Capitol Riots Conceals Deep Anxiety China’s elite are nervous about the coming succession crisis around Xi Jinping

14. We might even have allowed these countries a certain measure of schadenfreude in the troubles of the United States and other rich countries, just as we might expect kids to take perverse delight from their parents’ getting into the kinds of trouble they so adamantly warn their children against.