victrix (Meaning)
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victrix (n.)
Victress.
Synonyms & Antonyms of victrix
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victrix Sentence Examples
- The ancient Roman statue depicted a victrix, symbolizing the spirit of victory.
- As the victrix in the chess tournament, Elena outplayed her opponents with strategic brilliance.
- In the athletic competition, Maria emerged as the victrix, setting a new record in the 100-meter dash.
- The military commander, known as a fearless victrix, led her troops to triumph on the battlefield.
- The novel's protagonist, a victrix in her own right, overcame adversity to achieve success.
- The Olympic Games celebrated the victrix of the gymnastics competition with a gold medal.
- The film's narrative centered around the journey of a young woman who aspired to become a victrix in the male-dominated world of business.
- As the victrix of the debate, Samantha eloquently presented her arguments, persuading the judges and audience.
- The historical painting depicted a powerful victrix, symbolizing the strength and resilience of women throughout time.
- In folklore, the legendary warrior was hailed as a victrix, remembered for her courage and victories in battle.
FAQs About the word victrix
Victress.
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The ancient Roman statue depicted a victrix, symbolizing the spirit of victory.
As the victrix in the chess tournament, Elena outplayed her opponents with strategic brilliance.
In the athletic competition, Maria emerged as the victrix, setting a new record in the 100-meter dash.
The military commander, known as a fearless victrix, led her troops to triumph on the battlefield.
