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Definition of triumph
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Triumph
(n.)
Hence,
any
triumphal
procession;
a
pompous
exhibition;
a
stately
show or
pageant..
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Over
::
Over
(prep.)
Above,
implying
superiority
after a
contest;
in spite of;
notwithstanding;
as, he
triumphed
over
difficulties;
the bill was
passed
over the
veto..
Triumph
::
Triumph
(n.) To
celebrate
victory
with pomp; to
rejoice
over
success;
to exult in an
advantage
gained;
to
exhibit
exultation.
Exult
::
Exult (v. i.) To be in high
spirits;
figuratively,
to leap for joy; to
rejoice
in
triumph
or
exceedingly;
to
triumph;
as, an
exulting
heart..
Epinicion
::
Epinicion
(n.) A song of
triumph.
Chair
::
Chair (v. t.) To carry
publicly
in a chair in
triumph.
Triumph
::
Triumph
(n.) A state of joy or
exultation
for
success.
Paean
::
Paean (n.) Any loud and
joyous
song; a song of
triumph.
Flourish
::
Flourish
(v. t.) To move in bold or
irregular
figures;
to swing about in
circles
or
vibrations
by way of show or
triumph;
to
brandish.
Palm Sunday
::
Palm
Sunday
() The
Sunday
next
before
Easter;
-- so
called
in
commemoration
of our
Savior's
triumphal
entry into
Jerusalem,
when the
multitude
strewed
palm
branches
in the way..
Pean
::
Pean (n.) A song of
praise
and
triumph.
See
Paean.
High
::
High
(superl.)
Of great
strength,
force,
importance,
and the like;
strong;
mighty;
powerful;
violent;
sometimes,
triumphant;
victorious;
majestic,
etc.; as, a high wind; high
passions..
Triumpher
::
Triumpher
(n.) One who
triumphs
or
rejoices
for
victory.
Millennium
::
Millennium
(n.) A
thousand
years;
especially,
the
thousand
years
mentioned
in the
twentieth
chapter
in the
twentieth
chapter
of
Revelation,
during
which
holiness
is to be
triumphant
throughout
the
world.
Some
believe
that,
during
this
period,
Christ
will reign on earth in
person
with his
saints..
Victorious
::
Victorious
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
victory,
or a
victor'
being a
victor;
bringing
or
causing
a
victory;
conquering;
winning;
triumphant;
as, a
victorious
general;
victorious
troops;
a
victorious
day..
Triumph
::
Triumph
(n.) To be
prosperous;
to
flourish.
Shout
::
Shout (n.) A loud burst of voice or
voices;
a
vehement
and
sudden
outcry,
especially
of a
multitudes
expressing
joy,
triumph,
exultation,
or
animated
courage..
Hurra
::
Hurra
(interj.)
A word used as a shout of joy,
triumph,
applause,
encouragement,
or
welcome..
Triumphal
::
Triumphal
(n.) A token of
victory.
Exultation
::
Exultation
(n.) The act of
exulting;
lively
joy at
success
or
victory,
or at any
advantage
gained;
rapturous
delight;
triumph..
Shout
::
Shout (v. i.) To utter a
sudden
and loud
outcry,
as in joy,
triumph,
or
exultation,
or to
attract
attention,
to
animate
soldiers,
etc..
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