adjective

triumphal

triumphal, victorious, celebratory

The army made a triumphal entry into the city.

The army made a triumphal entry into the city.

He gave a triumphal shout after winning the race.

He gave a triumphal shout after winning the race.

((triumphal)) + noun used to describe something related to a great victory or success. The team received a triumphal welcome.

Synonyms: victorious, celebratory, glorious; Antonyms: defeated, unsuccessful

From Latin 'triumphalis', from 'triumphus' meaning 'triumph'. The '-al' suffix forms an adjective.

Think of a 'triumphal arch', a monument built to celebrate a military victory. This connects the word to celebration and success.

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