triumph in Latin
triumph in Latin is triumphus — triumph means a great success or victory after overcoming difficulty.
triumph in Latin
triumphus
What does "triumph" mean?
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noun A great success or victory after overcoming difficulty.
"The school play was a triumph, and the audience cheered for ages."
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verb To win or succeed, especially after a struggle; to celebrate that success.
"After months of training, she triumphed over her fear of swimming."
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triumph in a sentence
- The school play was a triumph, and the audience cheered for ages.
- Winning the championship was a personal triumph for the young athlete.
- After months of training, she triumphed over her fear of swimming.
- The underdog team triumphed in the final minute.
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What is "triumph" in Latin?
"triumph" in Latin is triumphus. triumph means: A great success or victory after overcoming difficulty.
How do you use "triumph" in a sentence?
Example: "The school play was a triumph, and the audience cheered for ages." In Latin, "triumph" is triumphus.
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