American English pronunciation

How to pronounce victorious

IPA transcription: [vɪk'tɔɹiəs]

Pronunciation variants: [vɪk'tɔɹiəs][vɪk'tɚiəs]

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Adjective

  • having won

    “the victorious entry”

    “the winning team”

  • experiencing triumph

Usage examples

  • The experienced Rhodian fleet was victorious, and Hannibal's fleet was forced to flee.
  • Secretary Of War Stanton telegraphed Rosecrans, Lee's Army overthrown; Grant victorious.
  • The Boers were victorious.
  • However, neither of the two forces were victorious.
  • Will they be victorious at the world tournament?
  • In his final election campaign he was victorious, defeating the Labour Group Leader.
  • Although the Korean force was small and used guerrilla warfare, they were victorious.
  • He was eventually victorious, following a protracted recount.
  • The rebel army was victorious.
  • Sable and Wilson were victorious.