gloat Synonyms
gloat Meaning
gloat (n)
malicious satisfaction
gloat (v)
dwell on with satisfaction
gaze at or think about something with great self-satisfaction, gratification, or joy
gloat (v. i.)
To look steadfastly; to gaze earnestly; -- usually in a bad sense, to gaze with malignant satisfaction, passionate desire, lust, or avarice.
gloat Sentence Examples
- The victorious general gloated over his triumph, reveling in the misery of his vanquished foes.
- The rich woman gloated over her wealth, flaunting her possessions before the less fortunate.
- The bully gloated over his victim's pain, taking sick pleasure in their suffering.
- The gossip gloated over the juicy details of the scandal, spreading the news with relish.
- The hunter gloated over the slain animal, feeling a sense of satisfaction in the kill.
- The arrogant student gloated over his high test score, belittling his less successful peers.
- The politician gloated over his resounding victory, savoring the sweet taste of power.
- The villain gloated over his successful scheme, delighting in the chaos he had caused.
- The narcissist gloated over his own reflection, admiring his perceived perfection.
- The cruel boss gloated over the employee's dismissal, relishing the feeling of superiority.
FAQs About the word gloat
malicious satisfaction, dwell on with satisfaction, gaze at or think about something with great self-satisfaction, gratification, or joyTo look steadfastly; to
brag, rejoice, triumph, swell, exult, glory, delight,joy, preen, flaunt
weep,regret, grieve, lament, grieve, regret, weep, lament, bewail, bewail
The victorious general gloated over his triumph, reveling in the misery of his vanquished foes.
The rich woman gloated over her wealth, flaunting her possessions before the less fortunate.
The bully gloated over his victim's pain, taking sick pleasure in their suffering.
The gossip gloated over the juicy details of the scandal, spreading the news with relish.
