1 All this is a bonus for the former BBC royal correspondent, who admits to a frisson of Schadenfreude when watching her replacement shiver outside those crested gates.2  With a quiver of delightful Schadenfreude, it turned out none had ever backed the PR firm's campaign. With a quiver of delightful Schadenfreude, it turned out none had ever backed the PR firm's campaign. 2  This unremitting focus on just one race participant is understandable, but the hint of Schadenfreude in the tone was unmistakable.
Synonyms: correspond, conform, harmonize, coincide, accord, agree. These verbs all indicate a compatibility between people or things. Correspond refers to similarity in form, nature, function, character, or structure: Scientific statements may or may not correspond to the facts of the physical world (George Soros).ynonyms: correspond, conform, harmonize, coincide, accord, agree. These verbs all indicate a compatibility between people or things. Correspond refers to similarity in form, nature, function, character, or structure: Scientific statements may or may not correspond to the facts of the physical world (George Soros).
Compound Subject Pronoun: C: Conjunction: V: Verb: I: Interjection: HV: Helping Verb: DO: Direct Object: CV: Compound Verb: CDO: Compound Direct Object: V-t: Verb-transitive: IO: Indirect Object: CV-t: Compound Verb-transitive: CIO: Compound Indirect Object: LV: Linking Verb: PrN: Predicate Noun: CLV: Compound Linking Verb: CPrN: Compound Predicate Noun: A: Article Adjective: PrP: Predicate Pronoun: Adj: Adjective: CPrP