triumph – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of triumph

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to triumph
Participle: triumphed
Gerund: triumphing

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

I	triumph
you	triumph
he;she;it	triumphs
we	triumph
you	triumph
they	triumph

Perfect

I	have triumphed
you	have triumphed
he;she;it	has triumphed
we	have triumphed
you	have triumphed
they	have triumphed

Past

I	triumphed
you	triumphed
he;she;it	triumphed
we	triumphed
you	triumphed
they	triumphed

Pluperfect

I	had triumphed
you	had triumphed
he;she;it	had triumphed
we	had triumphed
you	had triumphed
they	had triumphed

Future

I	will triumph
you	will triumph
he;she;it	will triumph
we	will triumph
you	will triumph
they	will triumph

Future Perfect

I	will have triumphed
you	will have triumphed
he;she;it	will have triumphed
we	will have triumphed
you	will have triumphed
they	will have triumphed

Subjunctive

Present

I	triumph
you	triumph
he;she;it	triumph
we	triumph
you	triumph
they	triumph

Perfect

I	have triumphed
you	have triumphed
he;she;it	have triumphed
we	have triumphed
you	have triumphed
they	have triumphed

Imperfect

I	triumphed
you	triumphed
he;she;it	triumphed
we	triumphed
you	triumphed
they	triumphed

Pluperfect

I	had triumphed
you	had triumphed
he;she;it	had triumphed
we	had triumphed
you	had triumphed
they	had triumphed

Conditional

Present

I	would triumph
you	would triumph
he;she;it	would triumph
we	would triumph
you	would triumph
they	would triumph

Perfect

I	would have triumphed
you	would have triumphed
he;she;it	would have triumphed
we	would have triumphed
you	would have triumphed
they	would have triumphed

Imperative

you	triumph
we	Let's triumph
you	triumph

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

I	am triumphing
you	are triumphing
he;she;it	is triumphing
we	are triumphing
you	are triumphing
they	are triumphing

Perfect

I	have been triumphing
you	have been triumphing
he;she;it	has been triumphing
we	have been triumphing
you	have been triumphing
they	have been triumphing

Past

I	was triumphing
you	were triumphing
he;she;it	was triumphing
we	were triumphing
you	were triumphing
they	were triumphing

Pluperfect

I	had been triumphing
you	had been triumphing
he;she;it	had been triumphing
we	had been triumphing
you	had been triumphing
they	had been triumphing

Future

I	will be triumphing
you	will be triumphing
he;she;it	will be triumphing
we	will be triumphing
you	will be triumphing
they	will be triumphing

Future Perfect

I	will have been triumphing
you	will have been triumphing
he;she;it	will have been triumphing
we	will have been triumphing
you	will have been triumphing
they	will have been triumphing

Conditional

Present

I	would be triumphing
you	would be triumphing
he;she;it	would be triumphing
we	would be triumphing
you	would be triumphing
they	would be triumphing

Perfect

I	would have been triumphing
you	would have been triumphing
he;she;it	would have been triumphing
we	would have been triumphing
you	would have been triumphing
they	would have been triumphing

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'triumph'

abandon, abduct, abear, aberr, abject, abord, abort, abound, abraid, abray, abrook, abscind, abscond, absist, absorb, abstain, abstract, accend, accent, accept, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'triumph'

grumph, trump, crimp, crump, frump, galumph, gezumph, grump, gumph, harrumph,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Synonyms

win: prevail, succeed
celebrate: exult, rejoice, glory

Antonyms

celebrate: dishonor, profane, disregard, ignore

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From Latin triumphō.

Verbs referencing "triumph"

Ido triumfar.

Sample Sentences

[...] that we should land about the middle of July. There are always on board ship, a Sanguine One, and a Despondent One. The latter character carried it hollow at this period of the voyage, and triumphed over the Sanguine One at every meal, by inquiring where he supposed the Great Western (which left New York a week after us ) was now: and where he supposed the ‘Cunard ’ steam-packet was [...] (American Notes for General Circulation)