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August 3, 2012 - Word of the Day

victory

 

The word "victory" is very similar to the word "win" when it's used as a noun. Sporting events, wars, and other forms of competition usually result in some kind of victory for one side or the other:

  • Jose lead his team to victory this season.
  • Natalya loves the taste of victory.
  • The people of Libya celebrated their victory over the fall of a brutal dictator.
  • They couldn't relax until the victory was certain.
  • Victory will be mine.

When this word is in the form of an adjective, it becomes "victorious."

  • It was a tough match, but in the end our team was victorious.
  • Once the battle concluded, the victorious army did not harm the people of the city.
  • The victorious team claimed the trophy.

 

 

 

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