Triumphal is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRIUMPHAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Milton) a token of victory
• A token of victory.
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to triumph
• made, carried out, or used in celebration of a great victory or achievement
• celebrating a triumph
• Of or pertaining to triumph; used in a triumph; indicating, or in honor of, a triumph or victory; as, a triumphal crown; a triumphal arch.
• relating to or celebrating a triumph
• joyful and proud especially because of triumph or success
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a ceremony attending the entering of Rome by a general who had won a decisive victory over a foreign enemy — compare ovation

Words related to TRIUMPHAL

triumphals17

Words that contain TRIUMPHAL

triumphals17 triumphalism21 triumphalist19 triumphalisms22 triumphalists20

How to use TRIUMPHAL in a sentence

• The residue of his troops were brought over from Messina, and his triumphal march to Naples immediately followed, not a hand being raised against him.
• Henry, having secured Amiens against any new attack, returned to Paris and made a triumphal entry into the city.
• Immediately, in trance, I was carried over land and sea to some distant kingdom, and placed upon a triumphal car, amongst companions crowned with laurel.
• Here the triumphal processions of the Emperors and generals ended.
• For the whole route from Vatican to Lateran, which they crossed more than once, was one continual triumphal way.
• The, triumphal procession approached, heralded by a burst of melody.
• Sylvia was there alone in the enchanted twilight, the Triumphal Arch before her, the swept and garnished and spangled city beneath her.
• Three medical students and one attorney Miss Herne numbered as having been driven into a state of dogged despair on that triumphal occasion.
• The music pealed out like a triumphal march, sinking at times into a mournful strain, as if it celebrated and lamented the heroes who slept below.
• Its principal front is towards the west, and has, besides the tower at one of the angles, two others, which stand on each side the ancient triumphal arch of Constantine.
• After changing her name from Zoe to Sophia, and making a triumphal journey through Russia, this daughter of the Emperors reached Moscow and became the bride of Ivan III.
• Indeed, if he might venture to say so, he sometimes acted as a brake on the wheels of the triumphal Chariot of Free Verse.
• The entire Protestant clergy for a score of miles around has been hitched to his triumphal chariot, and driven captive through the streets.
• They foretold a triumphal entry into the conquered capital of France within a month of the opening of hostilities.
• Beyond it is a splendid triumphal arch erected by a grateful community to the memory of the late viceroy.
• The whole of my return to Cetinje was a sort of triumphal progress.
• Next his gaze turned to the triumphal arch in the road below, which wore a peculiarly dissipated look at this hour.
• The circumstances that have attended His triumphal progress through the chief cities of the United States and Canada my pen is utterly incapable of describing.
• They were greeted with triumphal arches, and hymns and addresses of welcome.
• He never talked about the affair, he was seldom at camp, except to sleep, and he did not know how he had managed the last few yards of his triumphal errand.
• Through all her triumphal progress he had been the Mordecai at her gates.
• They walked arm in arm, occupying the whole width of the street and taking in every Musketeer they met, so that in the end it became a triumphal march.
• The orchestra played triumphal marches until all had marched in to their seats.
• His journey to Washington was again a triumphal progress, and again the galleries were crowded to hear him speak.
• His journey was a triumphal progress, and the welcome was warmest in the States of the South, in Saxony and Bavaria.
• She passed the next two years in a triumphal progress.
• Beautiful Florence, practical Bologna, and stately Milan, with its many-spired cathedral, were next on the list for the triumphal march.
• Every one knows, on the contrary, that the glorious advance of the natural sciences became at the same time a triumphal march of technique.
• The empress set out on her triumphal journey to the Crimea, on the 18th of January, 1787, accompanied by a magnificent suite.
• Is there nothing after death? And so honorary monuments, triumphal columns, statues and tombs sprang into being.
• It looked like a triumphal march for the slave barons, but each step cost more than the last.

Similar words containing UMPH without suffix al and without prefix tri

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