Sportsmanship
Definition
(Noun; Behavior) Sportsmanship: the art of pretending to care about someone else's success while secretly hoping they fail miserably.
Usage
"Sportsmanship" is just a fancy way of saying 'I'm better at losing than you are.'
Insight
When it comes to sportsmanship there's no such thing as an unfair advantage - unless your opponent has four arms!
Origin
The term “sportsmanship” was first coined by ancient Greek athletes who wanted to make sure their opponents didn't get too far ahead in the race...literally and figuratively!
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