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all-victorious

all-victorious

7.9
Winning every battle or contest
  • adjective
  • /ɔl vɪkˈtɔriəs/
  • Archaic
translation icon : invicto
  • The all-victorious team celebrated their championship win.

Examples

  • In legend, the all-victorious hero could not be defeated by any foe.

  • The general's all-victorious army marched confidently into the city.

  • Her all-victorious attitude inspired the entire team to strive for excellence.

  • They are known for being all-victorious in regional tournaments.

  • In legend, the all-victorious hero could not be defeated by any foe.

  • The general's all-victorious army marched confidently into the city.

  • They are known for being all-victorious in regional tournaments.

Synonyms

undefeated
vsall-victorious
56 3.6

Not having lost any game or match

is phrased positively as always victorious rather than never beaten
unbeaten
vsall-victorious
18 2.8

Not having lost a game or fight

is phrased positively as always victorious rather than not defeated

Antonyms

unsuccessful
76 2.9

Not getting the result someone wants

defeated
2.0

Feeling sad and without hope after a loss

How Victorious

all-victorious
  • Archaic
7.9
triumphant
58 3.7
victorious
62 3.7
winning
1.0
to lose
∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

all-victorious positive

Morphology

all-victorious = victorious (transparent) = all + victorious

The intensifying prefix 'all-' is transparently attached to the adjective 'victorious' to mean completely or always victorious.

Etymology

All-victorious joins all ('completely' or 'every') and victorious, which comes from victor meaning 'winner' or 'victory'. So All-victorious means a 'complete winner' who never loses in any contest or battle.