triumphing in English

verb

1

achieve a victory; be successful.

spectacle has once again triumphed over content

synonyms: win, succeed, come first, clinch first place, be victorious, carry the day, prevail, take the honors, come out on top, defeat, beat, conquer, trounce, vanquish, overcome, overpower, overwhelm, get the better of, bring someone to their knees, prevail against, subdue, subjugate, lick, best

2

(of a Roman general) ride into ancient Rome after a victory.

Caesar triumphed at Rome four times in the same month, with a few days between each triumph.

verb

win, succeed, come first, clinch first place, be victorious, carry the day, prevail, take the honors, come out on top
defeat, beat, conquer, trounce, vanquish, overcome, overpower, overwhelm, get the better of, bring someone to their knees, prevail against, subdue, subjugate, lick, best
exuberate, rejoice, jubilate, exult
gloat, crow
rejoice, wallow
prevail

Use "triumphing" in a sentence

1. Triumphing Over Satan and His Works

2. In all directions it seemed that scientific investigation was triumphing over ignorance, and scientific analysis replacing rule of thumb.

3. Synonyms for Besting include getting, beating, defeating, winning against, prevailing over, surmounting, triumphing over, dispatching, licking and taking

4. The Venus in Scorpio’s single “Blissed” reveals the exhilarating sensation of finally triumphing over the struggles in finding self-love

5. Animalizing the Emperor in Suetonius’s Nero 199 the battlefi eld into success on stage when, following his tour of Greece, he returns to Rome like a triumphing general riding the triumphal chariot of Augustus, dressed in a purple robe, and accompanied by a throng pro …

6. He argueth also against the Cloisterers, which, leaving the only and true Saviour, set up to themselves their Franciscans, their Dominics, and such other, and have them for their saviours, glorying and triumphing in them, and feigning many forged lies upon them.