Pronunciation

/trɪˈʌmf/

Definitions

Noun

A triumph refers to:

1. A great victory or achievement, often in a contest or competition: “After months of hard work, he achieved a triumphant victory in the marathon.”
2. A moment of triumph or success: “The team’s triumphant return after winning the championship was celebrated by fans everywhere.”

Verb

To triumph means:

1. To win or overcome with great success: “She triumphed over her fears and completed the marathon.”
2. To achieve a notable victory or accomplishment: “The scientist triumphed in their research, discovering a groundbreaking cure.”

Phrases

• “In a triumphant display”
• “Victorious triumph”
• “Triumphantly raising the trophy”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “His scientific triumph was recognized with a Nobel Prize.”
• Verb: “After years of struggle, he triumphed in his quest for a cure.”
• Phrasal: “She delivered a triumphant speech at the award ceremony.”

Synonyms

• Victory
• Success
• Conquest
• Triumphal
• Overwhelming win
• Glorious achievement

Antonyms

• Defeat
• Failure
• Loss
• Setback
• Misfortune