Triumph: meaning, definitions and examples

Used to describe a great victory or achievement, often in a dramatic or emotional context. It carries a sense of grand success.

• The team celebrated their triumph after winning the championship.
• Her triumph over adversity inspired many.

A general term used for achieving a goal or reaching a desired outcome. It is the most straightforward and doesn't carry the grandiose implications of 'triumph' or 'conquer.'

• With hard work, you can succeed in your studies.
• She succeeded in opening her own business.

Used when something or someone is more powerful or effective than others, often after a long struggle. It suggests persistence and endurance.

• In the end, justice will prevail.
• Despite the odds, he managed to prevail in the competition.

Often used in historical or military contexts to describe the act of taking control of a place or people through force. It can also be used metaphorically to describe overcoming significant challenges.

• The army aimed to conquer new territories.
• She set out to conquer her fear of public speaking.