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Meanings of
gloat
in English
Spanish
regodeo
Back to the meaning
Malicious satisfaction.
glee
gloating
Spanish
regodeo
Catalan
jactar-se
Spanish
complacerse
Back to the meaning
Dwell on with satisfaction.
triumph
crow
Catalan
jactar-se
Synonyms
Examples for "
glee
"
glee
gloating
Examples for "
glee
"
1
Says rossf: I recall with great
glee
making my own Ghostbuster toys.
2
Noosa Council Mayor Tony Wellington said the news was met with
glee
.
3
It is the
glee
club; the leaders are already at the steps.
4
For all the shared self-deprecating
glee
,
nobody really knows what to expect.
5
The loyal Kentuckians were in great
glee
and rejoiced over the victory.
1
General Rondon released a
gloating
statement to the press that said, Col.
2
Reed lost the great essential fact, unhappily, in
gloating
over the finale.
3
I saw in a flash the cause of the Slav's
gloating
triumph.
4
King left him
gloating
and placing his treasures back in his box.
5
Jealous eyes were upon her; savage hearts were
gloating
over her beauty.
Usage of
gloat
in English
1
What do you think I'm going to do, stalk you and
gloat
?
'
2
Mills was a professional; she wouldn't
gloat
until she had a conviction.
3
I wonder whether to commiserate-howmighty are we, the fallen!-orto
gloat
.
4
Want to go and
gloat
over your friends in the pens instead?
5
The Indian wished to
gloat
over the mental distress of his foe.
6
That were a fearful vengeance, over which the foul fiend would
gloat
.
7
I never
gloat
over doing such an easy job as that was.
8
Contempt, intolerance, physical force, are what they
gloat
over in international relations.
9
As if you were Hitler himself, come to
gloat
over the dead.
10
Moreover, he who has not erred has but little to
gloat
over.
11
Culvera had sent for him to
gloat
over him, to taunt him.
12
I am sure that you will excuse me, however, if I
gloat
.
13
That wretch came into the woods to
gloat
over his rival's misery.
14
He stood, content to pause a moment, to
gloat
further over her.
15
So it's hypocritical to
gloat
about a husband she intends to divorce.
16
Leeds United's fans turned up to
gloat
noisily at their rivals' failure.
Other examples for "gloat"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
gloat
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
gloat over
gloat when
gloat so
gloat yet
full gloat
More collocations
Translations for
gloat
Spanish
regodeo
regocijo
complacerse
deleitarse
regodearse
Catalan
jactar-se
Gloat
through the time
Gloat
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common