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victory
noun as in win, success
Strongest matches
achievement, advantage, defeat, gain, grand slam, hit, sweep, triumph, winning
Strong matches
ascendancy, bull's-eye, conquest, control, destruction, dominion, killing, laurels, overthrow, prize, subjugation, superiority, supremacy, upset
Weak matches
clean sweep, defeating, feather in cap, hole in one, mission accomplished, the gold, upper hand
Example Sentences
The Yes on 34 campaign declared victory last week, before the race was called by the Associated Press, saying voters took action to close a “loophole” that allowed healthcare organizations to spend money meant for patients on “luxury condos, CEO bonuses, naming rights on sports stadiums, and political campaigns.”
He becomes the toast of the Colosseum, leading the other gladiators to victory against rhinos, sharks and all manner of human and animal beast.
Goldstein’s claim here is that under the Constitution, the 2024 election basically was a trial, and Trump’s victory is a definitive “not guilty” verdict—a verdict that applies not only to the three cases that have yet to go to trial, but also to the one in which jurors already found Trump guilty, too.
Fears in Mexico over Trump’s victory.
Laura Helmuth resigned as editor-in-chief of Scientific American magazine last week after she responded to President-elect Donald Trump’s election victory with social media posts that used expletives and called Trump followers “fascists.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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