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triumphalism
[ trahy-uhm-fuh-liz-uhm ]
noun
- triumphant spirit or character.
- the attitude or practices of a church that seeks a position of power and dominance in the world.
triumphalism
/ ٰɪˈʌəɪə /
noun
- excessive celebration of the defeat of one's enemies or opponents
Derived Forms
- ٰˈܳ, adjective
yvlog History and Origins
Origin of triumphalism1
Example Sentences
The Chinese leader knows he is in for a long race – the Beijing Daily recently warned that the DeepSeek moment was not a time for "AI triumphalism" because China was still in "catch-up mode".
The entire vibe of the event was a mix of right-wing triumphalism — hopefully premature! — and relentless chest-beating, male-centric aggression, and rhetorical violence.
But Bush knew presidential triumphalism at that precarious moment might spark a hard-line backlash.
That view prefers to fast-forward to triumphalism and self-congratulation rather than acknowledge the truth behind it: We have been here all along.
Composer Hans Zimmer’s drone-laden score never strikes a tone of triumphalism; so much of this movie’s tricky poise is his.
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