Definition of triumphalism in English:

triumphalism

noun trʌɪˈʌmf(ə)lɪz(ə)mtraɪˈəmfəˌlɪzəm

mass noun

Excessive exultation over one's success or achievements (used especially in a political context)
（尤指政治上）因成功而欣喜若狂，妄自尊大
an air of triumphalism reigns in his administration
在他主政期间妄自尊大之风盛行。
Example sentencesExamples
- How could such euphoria and triumphalism end only two years later in the political cul-de-sac of voter apathy?
- None of this is victory, and it's far too early for triumphalism.
- There's no room for triumphalism, no room for big victory smiles.
- Affirming papal authority in that context is a far cry from triumphalism.
- The triumphalism flowed, he notes, from a deceptively simple rationale.
- This is the moment of his most complete triumph - but it is no time for triumphalism.
- We think that it will induce humility rather than triumphalism.
- There is none of the confident triumphalism I heard before.
- He does not tend toward vindictiveness or in-your-face triumphalism.
- Yet that is what sober, scholarly assessments are for: to throw doubt on easy triumphalism.
- It must stop exalting its own worst excesses and re-invent itself as a cultural organisation free of the taint of sectarian triumphalism.
- And triumphalism has a certain quality of unsustainability about it.
- The level of triumphalism and belligerence churned out by our columnists has been embarrassing to behold.
- The question remains, though, what is fueling this liberal triumphalism?
- The songs and the chants are an end in themselves, triumphalism for people who experience precious few real triumphs.
- But there was no victory parade or military march-past at the event - in keeping with the theme of remembrance rather than triumphalism.
- It was low-key and it was not saturated with triumphalism.
- I don't think the public has yet forgiven the press for that episode of arrogance and premature triumphalism.
- Foreign policy conservatism has become colored by triumphalism and crusading zeal.
- But if the speech was designed to avoid triumphalism, the venue sent out the reverse message.

Derivatives

triumphalist

noun & adjectivetrʌɪˈʌmf(ə)lɪst

They accuse the Order of being sectarian and triumphalist.
Example sentencesExamples
- We are beginning to realise that the triumphalist narratives of ‘progress’ always come with considerable ecological and cultural costs.
- The triumphalists have given very little thought to these issues.
- No matter what the triumphalists say, there's no money in blogging and probably never will be for most people.
- The triumphalists hadn't predicted it either, let alone noticed the hollow centre of this great victory, but that is beside the point.

Definition of triumphalism in US English:

triumphalism

nountrīˈəmfəˌlizəmtraɪˈəmfəˌlɪzəm

Excessive exultation over one's success or achievements (used especially in a political context)
（尤指政治上）因成功而欣喜若狂，妄自尊大
an air of triumphalism reigns in his administration
在他主政期间妄自尊大之风盛行。
Example sentencesExamples
- It must stop exalting its own worst excesses and re-invent itself as a cultural organisation free of the taint of sectarian triumphalism.
- I don't think the public has yet forgiven the press for that episode of arrogance and premature triumphalism.
- The songs and the chants are an end in themselves, triumphalism for people who experience precious few real triumphs.
- Affirming papal authority in that context is a far cry from triumphalism.
- The triumphalism flowed, he notes, from a deceptively simple rationale.
- This is the moment of his most complete triumph - but it is no time for triumphalism.
- But there was no victory parade or military march-past at the event - in keeping with the theme of remembrance rather than triumphalism.
- The level of triumphalism and belligerence churned out by our columnists has been embarrassing to behold.
- We think that it will induce humility rather than triumphalism.
- But if the speech was designed to avoid triumphalism, the venue sent out the reverse message.
- How could such euphoria and triumphalism end only two years later in the political cul-de-sac of voter apathy?
- There's no room for triumphalism, no room for big victory smiles.
- It was low-key and it was not saturated with triumphalism.
- Yet that is what sober, scholarly assessments are for: to throw doubt on easy triumphalism.
- He does not tend toward vindictiveness or in-your-face triumphalism.
- And triumphalism has a certain quality of unsustainability about it.
- Foreign policy conservatism has become colored by triumphalism and crusading zeal.
- None of this is victory, and it's far too early for triumphalism.
- There is none of the confident triumphalism I heard before.
- The question remains, though, what is fueling this liberal triumphalism?

词汇	triumphalism
释义	Definition of triumphalism in English: triumphalism noun trʌɪˈʌmf(ə)lɪz(ə)mtraɪˈəmfəˌlɪzəm mass noun Excessive exultation over one's success or achievements (used especially in a political context) （尤指政治上）因成功而欣喜若狂，妄自尊大 an air of triumphalism reigns in his administration 在他主政期间妄自尊大之风盛行。 Example sentencesExamples How could such euphoria and triumphalism end only two years later in the political cul-de-sac of voter apathy? None of this is victory, and it's far too early for triumphalism. There's no room for triumphalism, no room for big victory smiles. Affirming papal authority in that context is a far cry from triumphalism. The triumphalism flowed, he notes, from a deceptively simple rationale. This is the moment of his most complete triumph - but it is no time for triumphalism. We think that it will induce humility rather than triumphalism. There is none of the confident triumphalism I heard before. He does not tend toward vindictiveness or in-your-face triumphalism. Yet that is what sober, scholarly assessments are for: to throw doubt on easy triumphalism. It must stop exalting its own worst excesses and re-invent itself as a cultural organisation free of the taint of sectarian triumphalism. And triumphalism has a certain quality of unsustainability about it. The level of triumphalism and belligerence churned out by our columnists has been embarrassing to behold. The question remains, though, what is fueling this liberal triumphalism? The songs and the chants are an end in themselves, triumphalism for people who experience precious few real triumphs. But there was no victory parade or military march-past at the event - in keeping with the theme of remembrance rather than triumphalism. It was low-key and it was not saturated with triumphalism. I don't think the public has yet forgiven the press for that episode of arrogance and premature triumphalism. Foreign policy conservatism has become colored by triumphalism and crusading zeal. But if the speech was designed to avoid triumphalism, the venue sent out the reverse message. Derivatives triumphalist noun & adjectivetrʌɪˈʌmf(ə)lɪst They accuse the Order of being sectarian and triumphalist. Example sentencesExamples We are beginning to realise that the triumphalist narratives of ‘progress’ always come with considerable ecological and cultural costs. The triumphalists have given very little thought to these issues. No matter what the triumphalists say, there's no money in blogging and probably never will be for most people. The triumphalists hadn't predicted it either, let alone noticed the hollow centre of this great victory, but that is beside the point. Definition of triumphalism in US English: triumphalism nountrīˈəmfəˌlizəmtraɪˈəmfəˌlɪzəm Excessive exultation over one's success or achievements (used especially in a political context) （尤指政治上）因成功而欣喜若狂，妄自尊大 an air of triumphalism reigns in his administration 在他主政期间妄自尊大之风盛行。 Example sentencesExamples It must stop exalting its own worst excesses and re-invent itself as a cultural organisation free of the taint of sectarian triumphalism. I don't think the public has yet forgiven the press for that episode of arrogance and premature triumphalism. The songs and the chants are an end in themselves, triumphalism for people who experience precious few real triumphs. Affirming papal authority in that context is a far cry from triumphalism. The triumphalism flowed, he notes, from a deceptively simple rationale. This is the moment of his most complete triumph - but it is no time for triumphalism. But there was no victory parade or military march-past at the event - in keeping with the theme of remembrance rather than triumphalism. The level of triumphalism and belligerence churned out by our columnists has been embarrassing to behold. We think that it will induce humility rather than triumphalism. But if the speech was designed to avoid triumphalism, the venue sent out the reverse message. How could such euphoria and triumphalism end only two years later in the political cul-de-sac of voter apathy? There's no room for triumphalism, no room for big victory smiles. It was low-key and it was not saturated with triumphalism. Yet that is what sober, scholarly assessments are for: to throw doubt on easy triumphalism. He does not tend toward vindictiveness or in-your-face triumphalism. And triumphalism has a certain quality of unsustainability about it. Foreign policy conservatism has become colored by triumphalism and crusading zeal. None of this is victory, and it's far too early for triumphalism. There is none of the confident triumphalism I heard before. The question remains, though, what is fueling this liberal triumphalism?
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