victory in Irish
victory in Irish is áitheas — victory means the winning of a battle, contest, or struggle against an opponent.
victory in Irish
áitheas
(uncountable) The condition or state of having won a battle or competition, or having succeeded in an effort; (countable) an instance of this.
What does "victory" mean?
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noun The winning of a battle, contest, or struggle against an opponent.
"The team celebrated their victory long into the night."
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intj Shouted to celebrate a win or to urge someone on to one.
""Victory!" the crowd roared as the final whistle blew."
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victory in a sentence
- The team celebrated their victory long into the night.
- It was a narrow victory, decided by a single vote.
- "Victory!" the crowd roared as the final whistle blew.
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What is "victory" in Irish?
"victory" in Irish is áitheas. victory means: The winning of a battle, contest, or struggle against an opponent.
How do you use "victory" in a sentence?
Example: "The team celebrated their victory long into the night." In Irish, "victory" is áitheas.
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