Win out

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verb

To finish as the winner in a contest or struggle, especially after a long competition.

In the end, the better team always wins out.
Visual representation of "win out" - To finish as the winner in a contest or struggle, especially after a long competition.

Often appears as...

  • win out over
  • justice wins out
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Emphasis on duration

Indicates a struggle or contest spanned a significant period before the winner emerged.

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The negotiations were tough, but common sense won out after weeks of discussion.
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Metaphoric usage

Can be used to personify abstract concepts as contenders in a struggle where one prevails.

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In his heart, empathy won out over anger.
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Positive connotation

Often suggests a desirable or favorable outcome in the end.

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After many failures, her determination to succeed won out.
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