the devil take the hindmost

"The devil take the hindmost" is an idiomatic expression or proverb that conveys the idea of a ruthless competition or survival of the fittest. It implies that in a competitive situation or group endeavor, individuals should focus solely on their own self-interests and not be concerned about the well-being or welfare of others. Essentially, it suggests that those who are less capable, competent, or fortunate will be left behind or suffer the negative consequences, with no consideration or assistance from those who succeed or benefit.


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