Champion
Champion adjective - Holding first place in a contest.
Victorious and champion are semantically related In some cases you can use "Victorious" instead an adjective "Champion".
Victorious
Victorious adjective - Having won.
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Synonyms for Victorious
Champion and victorious are semantically related in successful topic. You can use "Champion" instead an adjective "Victorious", if it concerns topics such as triumphant.
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Then, the winners of these tournament will participate in the World Tournaments, and finally the fighters who are end up victorious will decide the champion in the Inter-Dimensional Tournament.
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After a hard fought battle against the champion, Superman comes out victorious, and is ordered to Finish Him by the Big Bad Warlord Mongul, who is watching the fight.
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Rothrock is a multiple World Karate champion (although technically in forms and weapons demonstrations, not matches), and in most films will get the stuffing beat out of her by much larger bosses or Dragons before eventually emerging victorious.
Source: Waif-Fu
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