Synonyms and antonyms of A victory in a game or competition in British Thesaurus

grand slam (noun)

a situation in which a player or team wins all of a set of important competitions in a particular sport in the same year

victory (noun)

the fact of winning a competition or battle, or an occasion when someone wins

win (noun)

an instance of winning, especially in sports

triumph (noun)

a great victory or success

double (noun)

two victories or successes that you achieve at the same time or one after the other

thrashing (noun)

informal an easy victory in a game or competition

upset (noun)

an occasion when someone defeats an opponent who is considered to be better than them

fightback (noun)

British a situation in which you end by defeating an opponent who was winning before

walkover (noun)

informal an easy victory or achievement

romp (noun)

mainly journalism a victory in sport that is achieved very easily

a clean sweep ()

a situation in which one person or team wins all the prizes or all the different parts in a competition

a winning/losing streak ()

a series of wins/losses following one after another in a game or sport

blowout (noun)

Americaninformal an easy victory in a game or competition

leadership (noun)

the position of being more successful than anyone who you are competing against

pyrrhic victory (noun)

a victory that is not worth winning because you lost a lot in order to achieve it

record (noun)

the best achievement so far in a particular activity, especially sport

result (noun)

Britishinformal a success or a win, especially in a sports event

stroll (noun)

an easy victory in a competition

subjection (noun)

formal the action of defeating someone and forcing them to obey you

title (noun)

the position of a winner in a sports competition

whitewash (noun)

mainly journalism an occasion when a player or a team wins a game so easily that the other person or team does not score any points

winning streak (noun)

a period of time when you win a lot of games, races, or competitions