Variations of the word "Schadenfreude"

vocabulary

Solution 1:

I believe the most appropriate term for that situation is that one is feeling revenged.

Solution 2:

I can't think if a phrase for the feeling, but

  • "just deserts" is used to describe what the other person is felt to receive; and
  • "poetic justice" may describe the circumstances: the fact that they do receive their just deserts.

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