Victors: meaning, definitions and examples

A broad term suitable for describing anyone who has succeeded in a contest, race, or any competitive event.

• The winner of the raffle will receive a grand prize

Best used when referring to someone who has won a title or contest and is the best in their field, often with a sense of pride and honor.

• She was crowned the champion of the tennis tournament

Used to describe someone who has gained control or defeat of an area, people, or group, often with a sense of domination. It can have a negative connotation.

• Alexander the Great is known as a famous conqueror who created a vast empire

This appears to be a duplicate of the first word and would be used in the same way.

• The victors of the regional contest advanced to the national level.

Refers to a significant victory or achievement. Often used to describe the moment of winning and the feelings associated with it.

• The scientist's discovery was a triumph for modern medicine.
• Her graduation was a personal triumph after years of hard work.

A formal or literary term used to describe someone who has thoroughly defeated an opponent. It can sometimes have a negative connotation.

• The vanquisher of the tournament held the trophy high with pride.
• In the story, the vanquisher showed no mercy to his enemies.

Refers to someone who is admired for their courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities. Often used in the context of stories, myths, or real-life acts of bravery.

• The firefighter who saved the child from the burning building was hailed as a hero.
• In many ancient myths, heroes perform extraordinary feats.