Pronunciation

/win/

Definitions

Noun

A win is a:

1. Victory or triumph in a competition, game, or contest: “They won the gold medal in the marathon.”
2. A successful outcome or achievement: “Their business venture was a big win for them.”
3. A point or score in a game: “After three rounds, Team A had a clear win with 60 points.”

Verb

To win means:

1. To defeat or overcome an opponent or competitor: “The team won the championship after a hard-fought match.”
2. To achieve a desired outcome or come out on top: “She won the contract after several rounds of negotiations.”
3. To gain favor or approval: “His proposal won over the board members.”

Adjective

• victorious: “The winning team celebrated their triumph.”
• triumphant: “He felt a sense of triumphant joy after his win.”

Adverb

• victoriously: “She won the race victoriously, breaking the record.”

Phrases

• “Winning streak” refers to a consecutive series of victories.
• “No-win situation” describes a dilemma with no possible positive outcome.
• “Winning mentality” describes a mindset that focuses on success.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “Their team had a clean sweep, winning all three matches.”
• Verb: “He won the debate by presenting compelling arguments.”
• Adjective: “She felt a wave of victorious pride after her win at the art exhibition.”
• Adverb: “Despite facing tough opponents, they managed to win the game victoriously.”

Synonyms

• Victory
• Triumph
• Success
• Victory lap
• Conquer
• Prevail
• Achieve