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Meanings of more triumphant in English

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Usage of more triumphant in English
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But the moment was greater, more triumphant, than our most sanguine dreams.
The Amateur Cracksman
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A boy who had successfully drawn a badger couldn't be more triumphant.
December Love
3
Jessy said her own rather more triumphant goodbye, and followed him.
Nightwalker
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The more triumphant are my statements, the more certain will be my defeat.
Apologia pro Vita Sua
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One of those revenges that are the more triumphant because they are unpremeditated.
The Belfry
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As the pheremonal duel continued, one febrile voice sounded more and more triumphant.
Perdido Street Station
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Tyranny was more triumphant, the provinces more timidly crouching, than ever.
The Rise of the Dutch Republic — Volume 15: 1568, part II
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Nothing more touching, more triumphant, than this weakness and this perseverance.
Eleanor
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We doubt whether there is in English literature a more triumphant book than Boswell's.
Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern — Vol...
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About the straight smile was a wider, more triumphant quality.
The Abandoned Room
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She had become steadily more emphatic, more triumphant, more self-confident.
The Testing of Diana Mallory
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Tchelkache was more triumphant than ever: his success was complete!
Twenty-six and One, and Other Stories
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The longer the period, the more triumphant our demonstration.
A Chair on the Boulevard
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Mr. Fox and Mr. Burke also obtained places, and the Whigs were once more triumphant.
A Modern History, From the Time of Luther to the Fall of Napoleo...
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The picture was so pleasant that it was no wonder her songs grew more triumphant.
Dora Thorne
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As by degrees she recovered from her fatigue he felt her becoming stronger, more triumphant.
Abbe Mouret's Transgression
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