Happy
Happy adjective - Coming or happening by good luck especially unexpectedly.
Victorious and happy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Victorious" instead an adjective "Happy".
Victorious
Victorious adjective - Having won.
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Synonyms for Victorious
Happy and victorious are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Happy" instead an adjective "Victorious".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- advantageous and happy
- advantageous and victorious
- auspicious and happy
- auspicious and victorious
- timely and happy
- timely and victorious
- convenient and happy
- convenient and victorious
- bright and happy
- bright and victorious
- successful and happy
- successful and victorious
- opportune and happy
- opportune and victorious
Both words in one sentence
- Downer Ending: In the book, not only do the trucks emerge victorious, but the story goes out of its way to crush every single possibility of a happy ending for the humans.
Source: Literature / Trucks -
Happy Ending Override: The Witcher ended on a somewhat victorious note, with Geralt restoring order to the Temerian captial of Vizima and helping it forge an alliance with Redania in the process.
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Traitor Shot: A subtle version, but Ramirez doesn't look as happy as you'd think she'd be watching a victorious Harvey Dent get into a car driven by her (equally compromised) colleague after the Joker has been captured by a Not Quite Dead Gordon.
Source: Film / The Dark Knight
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