Meaning & Definition of word "Triumph"

Triumph

/ˈtraɪ.ʌmp/

noun:

  • 1. A great victory or achievement.
    • Example: The team's triumph in the championship game was celebrated by all the fans.
  • 2. A notable success.
    • Example: Winning the award was a significant triumph for the young artist.
  • 3. Joy or satisfaction resulting from a success or victory.
    • Example: There was a sense of triumph in her voice after she completed the marathon.

verb:

  • 1. To achieve a victory or success.
    • Example: They triumphed over their rivals in the final match.
  • 2. To rejoice or celebrate a victory or success.
    • Example: He triumphed in his struggle against adversity.

Etymology

Latin triumphus, from Greek thriambos, a hymn to Dionysus.

Common Phrases and Expressions

moment of triumph:

A significant achievement or victory.

triumph over adversity:

To achieve success despite difficulties.

triumph of hope:

A victory that inspires optimism.

Related Words

conquer:

To overcome and take control of a place or people.

victorious:

Having won a victory; triumphant.

achievement:

A thing done successfully with effort, skill, or courage.

Slang Meanings of triumph

Meaning: To win big or achieve something notable.

Example Sentence: That party was a total triumph; everyone had a blast!

Meaning: An overwhelming success.

Example Sentence: The concert was a triumph; the crowd was wild!