Doing and Triumph

Doing

Doing noun - Something done by someone.

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Triumph and doing are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Triumph" instead a noun "Doing".

Nearby Word: do

Triumph noun - A successful result brought about by hard work.

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Doing and triumph are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Doing" instead a noun "Triumph".

Nearby Words: triumphant, triumphed, triumphantly, triumphal, triumphing

human	human doing	human triumph
good	good doing	good triumph
rare	rare doing	rare triumph
true	true doing	true triumph
Other adjectives: big, evil, infamous, bitter, moral, dramatic, last, biggest.

Sometimes, a character does an exaggerated salute to symbolize joy or triumph, but this is a blatant example of not doing their homework.

Source: Military Salute
Crazy-Prepared: SC shows how Genre Savvy he can be in his triumph over Amazee in Mushroom Bowl:Amazee: What're you doing, you idiot?!

Source: Fan Fic / Game Over
The Triumph Of Sherlock Holmes, a film otherwise remarkably faithful to The Valley of Fear, ends with Moriarty, of all people, doing this.

Source: Climbing Climax

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