Schadenfreude
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Living in a constant state of Schadenfreude is really starting to wear me out.
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Living in a constant state of Schadenfreude is really starting to wear me out.
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Schadenfreude, a German word that has been adopted by the Anglo-Saxon press, means to take pleasure in the misfortune of others.
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Schadenfreude, a German word that means to take malicious satisfaction in another's misfortunes, may explain why Tiger Woods's peccadilloes are so enjoyable.
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Schadenfreude -- is there a French word for that?
— CNN Transcript Oct 26, 2008
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