Mitfreude
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Noun
English
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Etymology
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German
Mitfreude
, from
mit
(
“
with
”
)
+
Freude
(
“
joy
”
)
.
Pronunciation
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IPA
(
key
)
:
/ˈmɪtfɹɔɪdə/
Noun
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Mitfreude
(
uncountable
)
Enjoyment
derived from observing someone else's
fortune
or
luck
.
Antonym:
schadenfreude
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