English to Latin Meaning of triumphant

Triumphant :

vicit, felix, maxime viget,, exsultat

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Definitions of triumphant in English
Adjective(1) joyful and proud especially because of triumph or success(2) experiencing triumph
Examples of triumphant in English
(1) The triumphant Mottingham Village team celebrates its cup win against Fulham Town(2) People exit with triumphant smiles carrying boxes full of books, usually acquired for less than a fiver.(3) The triumphant success of this gangster paradigm lies in the script's wit and macabre irony.(4) Harriers' men's team were hit by injuries, with only one of the triumphant Southern team able to take part.(5) He had experienced the joy of long-sought victory with the triumphant Limerick team of 1973.(6) He is declared triumphant by default, and the host now rapidly changes the focus.(7) He stayed silent, trying to hide a triumphant smile, as he carried me all the way back to his base.(8) His icy green eyes widened as she gazed down at him, a triumphant smile plastered on her face.(9) Robert spun around and paled at the sight of the girl's triumphant grin.(10) They returned triumphant , the eyes were bright and the gills were sufficiently red for the fish to be judged A grade fresh.(11) Each of the domes represents a battle in Ivan's triumphant war against the rebellious khan of Kazan.(12) She won four gold medals in different events at the championship and returned home triumphant .(13) To be triumphant in the battle, you have to focus on your innate desire to be good.(14) The past year, in financial terms, had seen further triumphant success.(15) Britain was triumphant in science, commerce and military endeavours.(16) Ignoring Sam's constant triumphant smirks, Nick searched our faces for an answer.
Related Phrases of triumphant
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Adjective
1. victorious ::
vicit
2. jubilant ::
jubilant
3. exultant ::
exsultat
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triumphant, triumphantly
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