victory

/ˈvɪk.tə.ɹi/
name 5noun 2intj 1verb 1

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(noun.)

ADJ

famous, glorious, great, historic, impressive, notable, outstanding, remarkable, significant, superb

clear, clear-cut, comfortable, convincing, crushing, easy, emphatic, handsome, landslide, massive, overwhelming, resounding, sweeping

The team's crushing victory over their rivals ended a decade of disappointment.

complete, comprehensive, outright, total | narrow

conclusive, decisive

The team achieved a conclusive victory in the final match, winning by twenty points.

dramatic, thrilling | shock, stunning, surprise, unexpected | crucial, vital | deserved, well-deserved | hollow, Pyrrhic | election, electoral, military, moral, political

VERB + VICTORY

clinch, ensure, notch up, pull off, record, score, secure, snatch, win

The team managed to snatch victory in the final moments of the match.

taste

After months of hard work, the young athlete finally tasted victory in the championship match.

end in

roar/romp/storm/sweep to

The home team romped to victory with an impressive performance in the final match.

hail sth as

hail

The team's fans hailed their unexpected victory over the championship holders as the greatest moment in club history.

celebrate

claim

After the close election results, both candidates claimed victory before all votes were counted.

gain sb, give sb

deny sb

The injury to our best player denied us victory in the final match of the season.

VICTORY + NOUN

celebration, parade | speech | dance, salute

PREP

~ against

The team celebrated their hard-fought victory against the defending champions.

~ for

Winning the championship was a great victory for our small town.

~ over

The team celebrated their hard-won victory over their greatest rivals last season.

PHRASES

snatch victory from the jaws of defeat

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