schadenfreude
Noun
Meaning
delight in another person's misfortune
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Do I feel schadenfreude?
But rather than celebrating the humiliation of the wealthy in a grand feast of schadenfreude, pulls the wool from over our eyes to show that when you eat the rich, you’re still a cannibal.
A display of schadenfreude towards the vice president's ongoing battle of wits with his boss can be dangerous.
And then turn away, sometimes into the silence of Internet anonymity, alone with their schadenfreude.
Paired with bourbon, Scottish wool, and Humpty Dumpty Party Mix, this journey is best read through a lens of schadenfreude.
Impossible as it sounds, I think I may have exhausted my schadenfreude over the horrendous winter still being suffered, at this writing, by the denizens of the eastern US and the upper Midwest.