Triumph ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Triumph ( noun )

1. A great victory or achievement.
2. A feeling of great elation or exultation as a result of a success or victory.
3. A public celebration or ceremony held to commemorate a victory or achievement.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french triomphe, via latin from greek thriambos "hymn of triumph", from thriein "to cry out".

Examples:

1. The triumph of the revolution.
2. The triumph of the team.
3. The triumph of the athlete.

(As a verb)

Triumph ( verb )

1. A great victory or achievement.
2. A feeling of great elation or exultation as a result of a success or victory.
3. A public celebration or ceremony held to commemorate a victory or achievement.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french triomphe, via latin from greek thriambos "hymn of triumph", from thriein "to cry out".

Examples:

1. The triumph of the revolution.
2. The triumph of the team.
3. The triumph of the athlete.