American English pronunciation
How to pronounce victories
IPA transcription: ['vɪktɚiz]
Pronunciation variants: ['vɪktɚiz]['vɪktɹiz]
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Noun
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a successful ending of a struggle or contest
“a narrow victory”
“the general always gets credit for his army's victory”
“clinched a victory”
“convincing victory”
“the agreement was a triumph for common sense”
Usage examples
- The Hypermoderns demonstrated their new ideas with games and victories.
- Then the teams that had the most victories participated in the final series for the Avco World Trophy.
- It is about mastering physical and mental goals, enjoying victories and fighting adversity.
- Bernstein is the only team owner to record victories in all three categories.
- These were his last victories of the war.
- However, the French authorities could not confirm Bullard's victories.
- The other three division winners had only nine victories each.
- In that series, he played a significant part in Indian team's historic victories.
- Victories of the Russian military were celebrated in the Cathedral of the Archangel.
- Benson is well known for doing the "Benson Boogie" after Saints home victories.