Great victory
Win and great victory are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Win" instead a noun phrase "Great victory".
Win
Win noun - An instance of defeating an enemy or opponent.
Both terms in one sentence
- JLA/Avengers: The heroes get a great victory, the Grandmaster win a game... and Krona, as a cosmic egg, would experience first-hand the birth of the universe, the knowledge he was seeking all along.
Source: Win-Win Ending - In the first scene of the series, Myst watches the Forbearers win their first great victory and capture Mount Oblak, a major Horde stronghold, and make it their capital.
- He wants to win a great victory in her name so that she can enter Sto'vo'kor (Klingon Valhalla).
Source: Crusading Widower
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