Celebratory
Celebratory adjective - Used for celebrating.
Victorious and celebratory are semantically related. in successful topic. In some cases you can use "Victorious" instead an adjective "Celebratory".
Victorious
Victorious adjective - Having won.
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Synonyms for Victorious
Celebratory and victorious are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Celebratory" instead an adjective "Victorious".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- glorious and celebratory
- glorious and victorious
- champion and celebratory
- champion and victorious
- successful and celebratory
- successful and victorious
- happy and celebratory
- happy and victorious
- winning and celebratory
- winning and victorious
- proud and celebratory
- proud and victorious
- dominant and celebratory
- dominant and victorious
Both words in one sentence
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To say nothing of its regular use as a vessel for the victorious team's celebratory champagne.
Source: Useful Notes / The Stanley Cup -
Victorious Chorus: One of the more epic versions in the canon—but played with, as the movie's Bittersweet Ending makes it more heart-wrenching than celebratory.
Source: Disney / Pocahontas
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