Roar, romp, sweep, etc. to victory
phrase
Describes a very decisive or overwhelming victory in any type of competition or battle.
The basketball team roared to victory in last night's match.

Often appears as...
- team roared to victory
- party roared to victory
Usage tips
Idiomatic
phrase
Achieve an easy or dominating victory, often in sport.
The home team romped to victory in the final of the championship.

Often appears as...
- player romped to victory
- team romped to victory
Usage tips
Idiomatic
phrase
Win all stages or aspects of a competition.
The chess champion swept to victory, not losing a single game.

Often appears as...
- team swept to victory
- candidate swept to victory
Usage tips
Idiomatic
phrase
Describes a very decisive or overwhelming victory in any type of competition or battle.
The basketball team roared to victory in last night's match.

Often appears as...
- team roared to victory
- party roared to victory
Usage tips
Idiomatic
phrase
Achieve an easy or dominating victory, often in sport.
The home team romped to victory in the final of the championship.

Often appears as...
- player romped to victory
- team romped to victory
Usage tips
Idiomatic
phrase
Win all stages or aspects of a competition.
The chess champion swept to victory, not losing a single game.

Often appears as...
- team swept to victory
- candidate swept to victory
Usage tips
Idiomatic
Definition 1 of 3

Dynamic Imagery
The phrase creates a strong image of dominance, suggesting an energetic, unstoppable force.

The rugby team roared to victory with a series of unstoppable plays.
Not Literal
The phrase isn't about audible sound but rather indicates a strong, decisive win.

Her debate performance was so commanding she roared to victory.
Metaphorical Match
Used metaphorically in various competitions, not just in sports.

In the box office race, the new action film roared to victory.
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