Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

triumphalism

Noun

/traɪˈʌm.fə.lɪ.zəm/

Definition

The belief that one’s own achievements or group is superior to others, often resulting in an excessive display of pride and self-satisfaction.

Examples

After winning the championship, the team’s triumphalism was evident in their celebrations.
The politician’s speech was filled with triumphalism, emphasizing the greatness of his administration’s achievements.
Critics argued that the company’s triumphalism alienated potential customers who felt overlooked.

Meaning

Triumphalism refers to a mindset or attitude that celebrates victory or success, often in a boastful or excessive manner, commonly held by individuals or groups after a significant triumph.