Sentence examples for to triumph. from inspiring English sources

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to triumph.

verb

To celebrate victory with pomp; to rejoice over success; to exult in an advantage gained; to exhibit exultation.

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We somehow want him to triumph.

Often, it leads to triumph.

To disaster or to triumph?

We want the little guys to triumph.

(I have the lust to triumph).

And he went from triumph to triumph.

McIlroy tends to triumph on these occasions.

Indeed, those skills are necessary to triumph in that world.

There is no doubt who is going to triumph.

Cass comes to realise that "To triumph over self is to triumph over Death.

The brute logic of money was bound to triumph.

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