triumphant
They dream of the day when they can march triumphantly into the capital city.
She waved triumphantly to the crowd in the stadium.
The army triumphantly declared that they had seized the city from the rebels.

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Successful (things or people)
a head of steamidiom
achiever
alive
alpha female
alpha male
arrive
ascendant
have something in your pocketidiom
have the world at your feetidiom
healthily
heavy hitteridiom
high-flyer
pocket
rail
represent
successful
successfully
superachiever
superhit
superseller

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Examples of triumphantly

triumphantly
It was a tightrope walked by the creators of the piece, but one from which, triumphantly, they never fell.
Certainly, the author succeeds triumphantly in what he does attempt.
Numerous articles triumphantly reported scientific discoveries, without regard for the nationality of the scientists involved.
This was a production which suffragists flocked to, seeing their own persecution played out triumphantly on stage.
The decisions of the riksdag to endorse or initiate the extension of royal authority, at the expense of the high nobility, had been triumphantly vindicated.
To this extent, both essays are triumphantly formalist and historicist.
In the textile industry's centenary volume, an anonymous writer declared triumphantly in 1951 that 'crude and corrupt methods have now thoroughly been discredited'.
She passes the test triumphantly as he predicts and, in return, is amply rewarded.
There is no need here to have ended triumphantly, calling for our attention, just as the work began.
Philosophy (and, of course, science) triumphantly asserts that it is founded upon reason.
This nation will pass triumphantly through its present ordeal, however hard and grim and desperate the struggle may be.
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