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triumphantly

/traɪˈʌm.fənt.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « d'une manière qui montre une grande joie ou fierté due à une victoire ou à un succès ». Décrit une action accomplie avec un sentiment d'accomplissement ou d'exultation.

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adverb

/traɪˈʌm.fənt.li/B2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « d'une manière qui montre une grande joie ou fierté due à une victoire ou à un succès ». Décrit une action accomplie avec un sentiment d'accomplissement ou d'exultation.

An adverb meaning "in a way that shows great happiness or pride because of a victory or success." It describes an action performed with a sense of achievement or exultation.

  1. In a victorious mannerB2formal

    In a way that shows great happiness or satisfaction because of a victory or success.

    frde manière triomphante

    • She smiled triumphantly after winning the race.
    • He raised his arms triumphantly as the final score was announced.
    • The team walked triumphantly off the field after their victory.

    Synonymesexultantlyjubilantlysuccessfullyvictoriously

    Antonymesdejectedlydespondentlydisconsolatelyforlornlygloomilyglumlymiserablysadlysorrowfullyunhappily

  2. With great pride or confidenceB2formal

    In a manner that expresses pride, confidence, or a sense of achievement.

    frAvec fierté et assurance

    • He triumphantly presented his completed project to the board.
    • She triumphantly declared that she had solved the puzzle.
    • The author triumphantly signed copies of her new book.

    Synonymesexultantlygleefullyjubilantlyproudlyvictoriously

    Antonymesashamedlyhumblymeeklytimidly

Formes
  • more triumphantly comparative form
  • most triumphantly superlative form
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