Examples of 'gloated' in a sentence
Meaning of "gloated"
gloat (verb) - To dwell on one's own success or another's misfortune with smugness or malignant pleasure. It is used when someone takes excessive pride in their own success or happiness at someone else's failure
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- simple past tense and past participle of gloat
How to use "gloated" in a sentence
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He gloated about bringing back something back.
The others must have gloated at us.
Israel gloated over her newfound power.
You stood and gloated.
They all gloated and bullied me.
His enemies gloated.
He gloated over how clever he would been.
Mitchell gloated some.
He gloated over the fear he caused.
They looked at him and gloated as they counted his ribs.
I gloated too early.
The notary told me how you gloated over your purchase.
Their eyes gloated upon the rich harvest of their treachery.
He might have gloated.
The two gloated and exaggerated.
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When he found out, he positively gloated.
Gloated the emaciated vampire jumping from one foot to the other.
The Silver Ghost gloated and left him to die.
He gloated about his victories and often taunted his opponents in the ring.
I punched him because he gloated over my daughter 's death.
And you gloated about it in front of Dad when you were well paid.
You fought like a barbarian, and then you gloated like a child.
You stood and gloated You did all with your eyes.
Disciples from the seven sect 's side gloated one after another.
I am sorry I gloated about being better than you.
Le Figaro and other right-wing papers gloated.
They gloated over the sufferings of the Son of God.
I feel like you gloated too much, you two.
He gloated about bringing back something back for Hitlerand for Germany.
Last time we met, you gloated about helping big pharmaceutical.
Bragged about how she was able to corrupt you . Gloated.
He gloated about bringing something back for Hitler and for Germany.
Nikita Khrushchev later gloated in his memoirs,.
But Victor gloated that he had managed to do what Jack could not.
He also punished the nations round about who gloated because of Israel 's suffering.
Trump gloated over the effects of the sanctions during a White House press briefing Wednesday.
In the days following Karegeya 's murder, Rwandan officials gloated about his death.
Joyce privately gloated over this evidence of the captain 's inexperience.
After winning the Republican nomination in May, Trump gloated about it for months.
She only slightly gloated about her party 's electoral success.
Quite the contrary, they gloated.
The patriarchy gloated - they had finally put her in her place.
The man in charge, he gloated.
She gloated in his admiration and felt " redeemable " by his concern and exertion.
In fact, I would have gloated better than you did.
When the mud-burst caught me without warning, how he must have gloated.
Eirl 's father gloated over the collection for the rest of his life.
If so, what malevolent assembly concocted these plans, and gloated over their exposition?
I have never gloated about being quieter, better off and a lot more stable.
Who boasted and gloated about it?
