Words with a similar base: triumph

'triumph'
[victory.n.01] as in: a successful ending of a struggle or contest


Examples:
a narrow victory
the general always gets credit for his army's victory
clinched a victory
convincing victory
the agreement was a triumph for common sense



'triumph'
[triumph.n.02] as in: the exultation of victory


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'triumph'
[prevail.v.04] as in: prove superior


Examples:
The champion prevailed, though it was a hard fight



'triumph'
[wallow.v.04] as in: be ecstatic with joy



'triumph'
[gloat.v.01] as in: dwell on with satisfaction


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'triumph'
[exuberate.v.01] as in: to express great joy


Examples:
Who cannot exult in Spring?



					

triumph (English)
├── triumphe (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
│ └── triumphus (Latin)
│ └── triumpus (Latin)
└── triumpho (Latin)


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