schadenfreude

But this is no time for schadenfreude on our part.

Anyway, the schadenfreude will keep them happy for a while.

Nonetheless, it is best to hold the Schadenfreude for now.

This sort of Schadenfreude, experts say, is to be expected.

And, yes, I admit to a little schadenfreude as well.

Have you noticed that there is a lot of schadenfreude in the air right now?

But scientists who study schadenfreude take a more charitable view.

I believe the Germans have a word for that kind of thing: "schadenfreude."

So a sort of counterpoint to schadenfreude in a way.

For those in red, and you suspect a few more beyond, it was pure schadenfreude.

But maybe it's also that our very human appetite for schadenfreude means we are really just waiting to see what could go wrong.

A reminder that one person's schadenfreude is another's death sentence.

I used the word "schadenfreude" to describe my sentiments as well.

This is a reference to schadenfreude, the German word, which means just that.

The schadenfreude kind who gets your hopes up, then roars off.

"There's probably a certain amount of schadenfreude, when bad things happen to people who live in wealthy places," he said.

You must all excuse me for the most exquisite bit of schadenfreude in modern times.

There's a word we learned in social studies: schadenfreude.

And the schadenfreude from people on here is shocking.

It is a particular kind of schadenfreude people experience as they watch the high and mighty in handcuffs.

Philosophers through the ages have pondered the nature of schadenfreude.

There's more than a touch of schadenfreude in our attitude to politicians and what they try to achieve.

But this does not lead me to feel any Schadenfreude, as the Germans say.

However contemptible schadenfreude may seem, they say, we are programmed to feel it.