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Definition of victory
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of victory is as below...
Victory
(n.) The
defeat
of an enemy in
battle,
or of an
antagonist
in any
contest;
a
gaining
of the
superiority
in any
struggle
or
competition;
conquest;
triumph;
-- the
opposite
of
defeat..
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Triumph
::
Triumph
(n.) A
magnificent
and
imposing
ceremonial
performed
in honor of a
general
who had
gained
a
decisive
victory
over a
foreign
enemy.
Crown
::
Crown (n.) A
wreath
or
garland,
or any
ornamental
fillet
encircling
the head,
especially
as a
reward
of
victory
or mark of
honorable
distinction;
hence,
anything
given on
account
of, or
obtained
by,
faithful
or
successful
effort;
a
reward..
Win
::
Win (v. i.) To gain the
victory;
to be
successful;
to
triumph;
to
prevail.
Defeat
::
Defeat
(v.) An
overthrow,
as of an army in
battle;
loss of a
battle;
repulse
suffered;
discomfiture;
--
opposed
to
victory..
Trophy
::
Trophy
(n.) Any
evidence
or
memorial
of
victory
or
conquest;
as, every
redeemed
soul is a
trophy
of
grace..
Olympiad
::
Olympiad
(n.) A
period
of four
years,
by which the
ancient
Greeks
reckoned
time, being the
interval
from one
celebration
of the
Olympic
games to
another,
beginning
with the
victory
of
Cor/bus
in the foot race, which took place in the year 776 b.c.; as, the era of the
olympiads..
Bay
::
Bay (n.) The
laurel
tree
(Laurus
nobilis).
Hence,
in the
plural,
an
honorary
garland
or crown
bestowed
as a prize for
victory
or
excellence,
anciently
made or
consisting
of
branches
of the
laurel..
Fight
::
Fight (v. i.) To
strive
or
contend
for
victory,
with
armies
or in
single
combat;
to
attempt
to
defeat,
subdue,
or
destroy
an
enemy,
either
by blows or
weapons;
to
contend
in arms; --
followed
by with or
against..
Better
::
Better
(n.)
Advantage,
superiority,
or
victory;
--
usually
with of; as, to get the
better
of an
enemy..
Triumplant
::
Triumplant
(v. i.)
Rejoicing
for
victory;
triumphing;
exultant.
Triumphal
::
Triumphal
(n.) A token of
victory.
Runaway
::
Runaway
(a.) Won by a long lead; as, a
runaway
victory..
Scalp
::
Scalp (n.) A part of the skin of the head, with the hair
attached,
cut or torn off from an enemy by the
Indian
warriors
of North
America,
as a token of
victory..
Declare
::
Declare
(v. i.) To make a
declaration,
or an open and
explicit
avowal;
to
proclaim
one's self; -- often with for or
against;
as,
victory
declares
against
the
allies..
Triumplant
::
Triumplant
(v. i.)
Celebrating
victory;
expressive
of joy for
success;
as, a
triumphant
song or ode..
Mastery
::
Mastery
(n.)
Superiority
in war or
competition;
victory;
triumph;
preeminence.
Win
::
Win (a.) To gain by
superiority
in
competition
or
contest;
to
obtain
by
victory
over
competitors
or
rivals;
as, to win the prize in a gate; to win
money;
to win a
battle,
or to win a
country..
Prevail
::
Prevail
(v. i.) To
overcome;
to gain the
victory
or
superiority;
to gain the
advantage;
to have the upper hand, or the
mastery;
to
succeed;
--
sometimes
with over or
against..
Triumphal
::
Triumphal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
triumph;
used in a
triumph;
indicating,
or in honor of, a
triumph
or
victory;
as, a
triumphal
crown;
a
triumphal
arch..
Triumph
::
Triumph
(n.) To
obtain
victory;
to be
successful;
to
prevail.
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