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triumphator
This term is a specialized historical designation used almost exclusively in the context of Roman history and Latin studies. It describes a specific legal and social status rather than a general state of victory, referring to the general who was officially authorized by the Senate to hold a triumph.
Because it is a technical term for a specific Roman office or honor, it is rarely used in modern conversational English. It carries a connotation of supreme prestige and state-sanctioned glory, distinguishing the individual from a mere victor in battle.
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The triumphator rode in a chariot through the streets of Rome.
Only a few generals ever achieved the status of triumphator.
Look at the triumphator wearing the laurel wreath.
I wonder if the Senate will name him a triumphator after this campaign.
The crowd cheered wildly as the triumphator entered the forum.
A slave stood behind the triumphator to remind him of his mortality.
He dreamed of becoming a triumphator and securing his family legacy.
The triumphator displayed the spoils of war for all to see.