Win

usgb/wɪn/
verb

To achieve victory in a game, competition, or other event.

She managed to win the race despite the difficulties.
Visual representation of "win" - To achieve victory in a game, competition, or other event.

Often appears as...

  • win a game
  • win a race
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Visual representation of "win"
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Competitive Context

Use 'win' when talking about someone outperforming others in a structured challenge.

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She always aims to win every debate competition.
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Outcome Uncertain

'Win' is used when the result is not guaranteed, adding suspense to the contest.

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They will play their best to win the match.
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Not Just Physical

Winning isn't limited to sports; it's applicable to any form of competition, including intellectual.

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After the vote, their team won the debate.
Visual representation of the word "Win"

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