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victorious

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /vɪkˈtɔːriəs/

victorious means: Having won a fight, war, competition, or difficult struggle.

adjective

HAVING WONB2

Having won a fight, war, competition, or difficult struggle.

  • The team was victorious.
  • The soldiers returned home victorious after the battle.
  • She emerged victorious from a close election.

How to use it: victorious over someone (Our team was victorious over the defending champions.)

Similar words: winning, triumphant

Opposites: defeated

Common phrases: victorious team, emerge victorious, victorious over someone

SHOWING VICTORYC1

Showing the happiness or pride of winning.

  • She gave a victorious smile.
  • A victorious cheer rose from the crowd.
  • He raised his arms with a victorious grin.

Similar words: triumphant

Common phrases: victorious smile, victorious cheer, victorious shout

Questions about victorious

What does victorious mean?

Having won a fight, war, competition, or difficult struggle.

What is victorious in other languages?

Türkçe: galip · Español: victorioso · Français: victorieux · Deutsch: siegreich · Italiano: vittorioso · 日本語: 勝利した

How do you pronounce victorious?

It is pronounced /vɪkˈtɔːriəs/.

How do you use victorious in a sentence?

The team was victorious. The soldiers returned home victorious after the battle.

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