victorious
/vɪkˈtɔːrɪəs
/adjective
1Having won a victory; triumphant: a victorious army the team defied the odds and emerged victorious...
- You are victorious, you are triumphant, that is how it should be, and that is how it will be.
- And then he put the tiny cellular phone back in his pocket and jumped in triumph, like a victorious athlete.
- Named player of the championship, he was one of the victorious Army team that won the championship.
Synonyms
triumphant, conquering, vanquishing, winning, champion, successful, top, first, second to none;
prizewinning, cup-winning;
undefeated, unbeaten, unconquered, unvanquished, unsubdued
1.1Of or characterized by victory: he’d participated in the victorious campaigns of the Franco-Prussian War...
- Last season Makelele missed only two games in Chelsea's victorious Premiership campaign.
- The England rugby union team sported skin tight shirts during their victorious World Cup campaign.
- The Saxon title was offered to a duke in Saxony called Maurice and the title would be his at the end of a victorious campaign.
Derivatives
victoriously
/ adverb ...- ‘This organization is a sub-branch and you will have to get the chop of the Mother Organization,’ she victoriously blasted.
- With a handful of brave followers, trickery and courageous leadership, she fought one of the largest armies in the Queen's empire and triumphed victoriously.
- A few minutes later, the stewardess stood up victoriously and exclaimed ‘Found it!’
victoriousness
- The impact of victoriousness tremors magnanimously to stir the linens of reality and the visual records thereof.
- The expressions for the victoriousness, during the time of the final preparation for the jubilee, were solidarity and austerity.
- Heiligendamm takes its name - ‘holy dam’ - from parables which seek to mark the victoriousness of Christianity and, it might be added, do so as the theological rendition of borders, specifically the borders of a Western, Christian Europe.
Origin
Late Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French victorious, from Latin victoriosus, from victoria (see victory).
Rhymes
- reedmergnerite
- reed moth
- reed organ
- reed pheasant
- reed pipe
- reed piper
- reed-plane
- reed player
- reed-register
- reed relay
- reed sheaf
- Reed, Sir Carol
- reedsman
- reed-sparrow
- reed spear
- reed-split
- Reed, Stanley Forman
- reed stop
- reed swamp
- reed sweetgrass
- reed switch
- re-educate
- re-education
- re-education camp
- Reed, Walter