schadenfreude in Greek
schadenfreude in Greek is χαιρεκακία — schadenfreude means the pleasure a person takes in someone else's misfortune.
schadenfreude in Greek
χαιρεκακία
Pronounced: chairekakia
Malicious enjoyment derived from observing someone else's misfortune.
What does "schadenfreude" mean?
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noun The pleasure a person takes in someone else's misfortune.
"There was open schadenfreude in the newsroom when the rival paper folded."
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schadenfreude in a sentence
- There was open schadenfreude in the newsroom when the rival paper folded.
- I felt a flicker of schadenfreude watching him fail his driving test after all that boasting.
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What is "schadenfreude" in Greek?
"schadenfreude" in Greek is χαιρεκακία. schadenfreude means: The pleasure a person takes in someone else's misfortune.
How do you pronounce χαιρεκακία?
"schadenfreude" in Greek is χαιρεκακία, pronounced "chairekakia".
How do you use "schadenfreude" in a sentence?
Example: "There was open schadenfreude in the newsroom when the rival paper folded." In Greek, "schadenfreude" is χαιρεκακία.
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