Rule and Triumph

Rule

Rule verb - To exercise authority or power over.

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Triumph and rule are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Triumph" instead the word "Rule" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: ruling, ruler, ruled

Triumph verb - To achieve victory (as in a contest).

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Rule and triumph are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Rule" instead the word "Triumph" as a verb or a noun.

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

human	human rule	human triumph
female	female rule	female triumph
usual	usual rule	usual triumph
complete	complete rule	complete triumph
Other adjectives: single, evil, absolute, personal, new, general, final, Nazi, official, last, aforementioned, roman.

The flames do not burn her, she is declared innocent, and the party returns to Ayodhya where they rule peacefully.The Ramayana is a testament to the belief that good will always triumph over evil.

Source: Literature / Ramayana
Show, Don't Tell is a main rule of all fiction, visual or not, and applies even more so in emotionally-charged moments of triumph and heartwarming that are seen as having a duty to be as vivid and narratively satisfying as possible to make the audience cheer with glee.

Source: Official Kiss
While there are some recommended uses of Advantage, Threat, Triumph, or Despair, particularly in combat situations, it's left up to the table how to interpret the results, which will often lead to Rule of Cool rulings.

Source: Tabletop Game / Star Wars Roleplaying Game

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