devil take the hindmost

"Devil take the hindmost" is an idiomatic phrase that means every person should take care of themselves, even at the expense of others. It suggests a selfish or competitive attitude where individuals prioritize their own interests and advancement, disregarding the well-being or needs of others. It implies a lack of compassion or concern for those who may fall behind or be left disadvantaged. The phrase is often used when describing a cutthroat or ruthless approach to a situation or an environment where there is fierce competition.


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