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Roman holiday n entertainment or pleasure that depends on the suffering of others [from Byron's poem Childe Harold (IV, 141)] Roman holiday - Enjoyment or profit derived from others' discomfort or suffering, based on the gladiator matches enjoyed by ancient Romans. See also related terms for profit.
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