Trophy and Victory

Trophy

Trophy noun - An asset that brings praise or renown.

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Victory and trophy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Victory" instead a noun "Trophy".

Nearby Word: trophic

Victory noun - An instance of defeating an enemy or opponent.

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Trophy and victory are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Trophy" instead a noun "Victory".

human	human trophy	human victory
rare	rare trophy	rare victory
special	special trophy	special victory
perfect	perfect trophy	perfect victory
Other adjectives: certain, single, small, real, massive, great, huge, new, major, final, minor, last.

Macaela Mercedes had a less than decisive victory over Phoenix for the Glory Championship trophy in The Apocalypse Wrestling Federation, as she hadn't gotten over the flu (she avoided being pinned, did not submit and was awarded the trophy by decision after the match became a stalemate).

Source: Worf Had the Flu
The Impossible Quiz features this - your reward for victory is simply a picture of a trophy, with the words "UR WINNAR" [sic] on the front of it.

Source: A Winner Is You
After winning the Stanley Cup, the trophy is awarded to the winning team's captain, who always raises the trophy over his head triumphantly prior to taking it for a victory lap around the rink (usually while still holding the trophy over his head).

Source: Victory Pose

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