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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
Known in his prime for his decisive and quick victories by knockout, it was clear that Tyson didn't quite have the stamina for 16 full minutes of boxing.
“There are opportunities for small victories. … But overall, it’s dissolved in so many bad ideas that it’s absolutely not worth it.”
In a victory speech on election night, the senator-elect said that he was “committed to taking on the big fights to protect our freedoms and to protect our democracy.”
Paul, 31 years the junior of former heavyweight world champion Tyson, claimed a comfortable points victory at AT&T Stadium.
Seeking a response to a jarring defeat against the All Blacks seven days prior, Ireland's victory against Argentina at the Aviva Stadium on Friday served to answer some questions while presenting a few more.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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