win (against) (Meaning)
win (against)
No meaning found for this word.
Synonyms & Antonyms of win (against)
Synonyms:
- triumph (over)
- worst
- conquer
- prevail (over)
- defeat
- get
- stop
- best
- take
- get the better of
- dispatch
- beat
- master
- overcome
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- break
- surpass
- knock off
- outstrip
- knock over
- snow under
- excel
- clobber
- cap
- annihilate
- pip
- sweep
- overwhelm
- eclipse
- shellac
- thrash
- flatten
- whip
- unseat
- wax
- rout
- subjugate
- upset
- outdo
- transcend
- crush
- trounce
- nose out
- smoke
- blow away
- score
- wallop
- drub
- cream
- skin
- finish
- overpower
- exceed
- better
- flourish
- slaughter
- top
- overthrow
- outshine
- bury
- vanquish
- ace (out)
- bomb
Antonyms:
win (against) Sentence Examples
- The underdog team surprisingly won against the favored opponent.
- The marathoner triumphed against all odds, winning the race despite a late start.
- The lawyer successfully won against the prosecution, securing the acquittal of her client.
- The business strategist outmaneuvered his rivals, winning against numerous competitors.
- The chess prodigy demonstrated exceptional skill, winning against seasoned professionals.
- The charismatic candidate won against the incumbent politician, galvanizing voters with their message.
- The aspiring artist won against established painters in a prestigious competition.
- The athlete pushed through adversity, winning against the clock to secure a personal best.
- The writer's novel won against countless submissions, earning them a coveted literary award.
- The chess grandmaster displayed unwavering focus, winning against a formidable opponent in an epic battle of wits.
FAQs About the word win (against)
triumph (over), worst, conquer, prevail (over),defeat, get, stop, best, take, get the better of
lose (to), fall,go down, give up, go under, wash out, fold,fail, collapse
The underdog team surprisingly won against the favored opponent.
The marathoner triumphed against all odds, winning the race despite a late start.
The lawyer successfully won against the prosecution, securing the acquittal of her client.
The business strategist outmaneuvered his rivals, winning against numerous competitors.
