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Gloat meaning
To exhibit a conspicuous (sometimes malevolent) pleasure or sense of self-satisfaction, often at an adversary's misfortune. | To triumph, crow, relish, glory, revel.
Example sentences (20)
Not to gloat, of course, but the resurgence of interest in Scandinavian food is something I have been anticipating for a long, long time.
Of course, we can’t really gloat, given all of the crap that we had to put up with to get to this point.
Robinson, earning very early consideration for an All-Defense selection, was coy afterward and didn’t want to gloat.
This is not a time for Republicans to point fingers or for Democrats to gloat: It’s a time for everyone to get to work and fund the government.
Xander will suggest Sarah should call him if that’s the case, but he’ll mostly just want to gloat about Chloe Lane (Nadia Bjorlin) and the fact that he proposed to her.
Ag Alliance founding member Jason Glodt (gloat) says supporting Referred Law 21 will ensure landowners receive the rights and protections they deserve.
Especially when a lot of criticism came out before it even was released and then there are the disgusting people who went to her IG the day the show was canceled to gloat and spout more bigotry.
It is hard not to gloat when you feel what you have been doing and writing for nearly 40 years finally comes to pass.
The president urged Senator Okpebholo not to gloat over his victory but to see it as a challenging call to service.
And to those who gloat, to what end is your gloating?
Do you really want to deprive me of the right to smugly gloat if my completely uneducated opinion turns out to be a lucky guess?
He said Mr Johnson should be using public money to unite the nation, "not gloat with an expensive party".
I say this not to gloat (the COVID-19 crisis is still far from over and 5 months is still too short a time horizon to evaluate a thesis).
Speaking of which, I hope they have a little fun on draft night by having Bayley or Sasha drafted to Raw so that Bayley can gloat about not having to face Banks, only to have the drafted wrestler traded back to Smackdown.
The fact that the Russian analysts neither gloat, nor denigrate this numerical result, but rather state it matter-of-factly, implies it could be an important conclusion.
This is no time for you to gloat about anything.
Trump and his allies took the occasion to gloat over the Democrats’ misfortune.
Above: The Gloat mobile app.
However, Phyllis won’t miss an opportunity to gloat about Abby and Chelsea’s misfortune.
Love does not keep account of evil or gloat over the wickedness of other people.