Pronunciation

/vɪˈkʌri/

Definitions

• Noun: (n) The act of winning, triumph, or achieving success over an opponent or in a competition. For example: “The team’s victory in the championship was celebrated by fans everywhere.”
• Verb: (v) To win or defeat someone or something; to achieve a successful outcome. For example: “He felt a sense of victory after overcoming the difficult task.”
• Adjective: (adj) Connoting triumph, success, or dominance. For example: “Their victory marked a new era in their sport.”

Phrases

• “Victory is sweet” implies that success after hard work is particularly enjoyable.
• “Victory dance” refers to a celebratory movement after winning.
• “Victory lap” is a victory run around a track, typically after a race.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “Their victory in the marathon was a testament to months of training.”
• Verb: “After a long battle, they finally achieved victory over the enemy.”
• Adjective: “The victorious team wore their championship medals with pride.”

Synonyms

• Triumph
• Victory laurel
• Success
• Win
• Conquest
• Victory banner
• Triumphantly
• Victoriously

Antonyms

• Defeat
• Loss
• Failure
• Setback
• Misfortune
• Defeatism