triumphantly
When a runner crosses the finish line with a big smile and arms raised high, they finish triumphantly, celebrating their victory with pride and joy.
To do something triumphantly means to do it with a strong sense of victory and happiness. The word comes from "triumph," meaning "a great win or achievement." Whether it’s scoring the winning goal in a soccer game, acing a difficult exam, or overcoming a significant challenge, doing it triumphantly means you do it with celebration and confidence. This term captures the joy and satisfaction that come with accomplishing something significant and often involves public acknowledgment or a sense of personal pride.
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in an extremely joyous, victorious, or celebratory manner“she shouted triumphantly”
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Thirty-six young people — all adopted — are brought together for the first time to learn the truth of their origins, which is more about when than where. Three of the children — Jonah, his sister, and a new friend, Chip — are among this unique group trying to make sense of their new reality that began in the distant past, is altered by time travel, has wiped out the present, and is heading toward an uncertain future.