we will defeat anyone who stands in our way
The Toronto Mapleleafs were triumphant over the New York Rangers.
Example: We successfully triumphed against the other team in capture the flag once we took their flag back to our base.
Molly turned around and saw that she was winning the race.
The path to victory must be carefully trodden.
the mets triumph the yankees in their latest game.
There is no glorious triumph in mistaking the Messiah for a gardener.
Winning eight gold medals was a great personal triumph for Michael Phellps. WIth adequate funds and continued research, science will someday triumph over cancer. Good will triumph over evil.
Triumph can be a verb meaning to be victorious or a noun meaning victory or conquest. Here are examples of each. Verb: "The general felt sure that he would triumph over his enemies." Noun: "The statue celebrates the famous triumph of The Iron Duke at Waterloo." "After completing his math homework, he was satisfied with his minor triumph."
The recurrent theme of the essay was the ultimate triumph of good over evil.
feeling or expressing great happiness and triumph.
He shouted triumphantly as his team scored the winning point. The victorious army marched triumphantly through the conquered city. Holding the award high above her head, she smiled triumphantly at the crowd.
Triumph - Triumph album - was created on 1976-10-13.
If he was right about it being a crow and not a rook he would crow "I told you so," in triumph.
After a frantic search, the passenger found his misplaced passport and held it above his head in triumph.
An antonym for triumph is defeat.
The suffix for triumph is "-ph".