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Triumph (Verb)

Meaning 1

To express great joy; "Who cannot exult in Spring?".

Classification

Verbs of telling, asking, ordering, singing.

Examples

  • She couldn't help but triumph over her team's surprise victory at the championship finals and immediately started calling all her friends.
  • Watching the concert of his favorite childhood band, the fan began to triumph, dancing and screaming with untamed enthusiasm.
  • As soon as the exam results were posted, they rushed out of the testing room, exclaiming in unison and ready to triumph with celebrations.
  • Years of intense training finally paid off as the musician stepped onto the stage, overwhelmed and ready to triumph with each triumphant note.
  • The newlyweds returned from the island honeymoon with infectious energy, triumphing in front of their amazed family and friends, still bubbly from their getaway.

Synonyms

  • Exult
  • Rejoice
  • Exuberate
  • Jubilate

Hypernyms

  • Cheer
  • Cheer Up
  • Chirk Up

Hyponyms

  • Glory

Related Words

  • Triumphant (adjective)

Meaning 2

Dwell on with satisfaction.

Classification

Verbs of telling, asking, ordering, singing.

Examples

  • She still likes to dwell on her athletic triumph years after her retirement, recalling the thrill of competition with satisfaction.
  • The champion will undoubtedly triumph, but letting the opponents recover could prolong the event and increase her sense of satisfaction.
  • When her team emerged victorious in the highly competitive tournament, she felt a lingering sense of triumph at the realization of all her months of effort.
  • Even though she's been out of competition for several years, she still takes great satisfaction in triumph over challenging competitors from her past.
  • As she reflects on the most rewarding moments in her career, she particularly likes to dwell on occasions where she was able to triumph in difficult situations.

Synonyms

  • Crow
  • Gloat

Hypernyms

  • Bluster
  • Gasconade
  • Blow
  • Shoot A Line
  • Brag
  • Vaunt
  • Gas
  • Boast
  • Swash

Hyponyms

  • Preen

Meaning 3

Be ecstatic with joy.

Classification

Verbs of feeling.

Examples

  • The crowd erupted in cheers as the home team triumphed over their longtime rivals.
  • She couldn't help but triumph over the news that she got accepted into her dream university.
  • His eyes lit up as he finally triumphed in finding the rare species in the wilderness.
  • The family's faces beamed with joy as they triumphed in winning the family game night for the third time in a row.
  • After months of training, she triumphed by completing her first marathon in under four hours.

Synonyms

  • Rejoice
  • Wallow

Hypernyms

  • Exult
  • Jump For Joy
  • Walk On Air

Related Words

  • Triumphant (adjective)
  • Triumph (noun)

Meaning 4

Prove superior; "The champion prevailed, though it was a hard fight".

Classification

Verbs of fighting, athletic activities.

Examples

  • The home team managed to triumph over their fierce rivals in the final match of the season.
  • After months of struggle, the artist's creativity finally triumphed and she produced a breathtaking masterpiece.
  • The small startup triumphed in the competitive tech market with its innovative product.
  • Despite facing formidable opponents, the young boxer triumphed in her first professional match.
  • The underdog team's determination and perseverance helped them triumph in the championship games.

Synonyms

  • Prevail

Hypernyms

  • Win

Related Words

  • Triumphant (adjective)
  • Triumph (noun)
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