nontriumph
nontriumph noun: an event that is not a triumph.
Noun
nontriumph (plural nontriumphs)
- An event that is not a triumph.
- But factor in Paige’s delectable flair for exaggerating (“Methuselah was my first bat boy”), his convenient ability to forget the nontriumphs […] and his willingness to let his memoirs be co-written by white authors who shared his eagerness to embellish — this yields the morass into which Mr. Tye...2009 June 15, Janet Maslin, “This Baseball Patriarch Could Really Pitch Himself”, in New York Times
Forms of nontriumph
| plural | nontriumphs |
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Origin of nontriumph
From non- + triumph.
Questions about nontriumph
- What does nontriumph mean?
- Nontriumph means an event that is not a triumph.
- What part of speech is nontriumph?
- Nontriumph is a noun.
- What is the plural of nontriumph?
- The plural of nontriumph is nontriumphs.
Words near nontriumph in the dictionary
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