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IN-CONTEXT WORD DEFINITIONS
triumph: A great and joyful success especially after overcoming a difficult challenge. The Declaration of Independence became a lasting triumph for colonists seeking self-government.
bay laurel: An evergreen tree whose leaves traditionally formed wreaths for honored victors. A bay laurel wreath is an ancient symbol of victory that fits a patriotic Independence Day display.
success: The achievement of a desired goal through effective effort or skill. The successful fight for independence gave Americans a reason to celebrate each Fourth of July.
prevail: To overcome opposition and emerge successful in a contest or conflict. The colonies had to prevail in a long war before their declaration of independence could become reality.
achievement: A goal or notable result successfully reached through effort and persistence. Winning national independence remains one of the defining achievements honored on Independence Day.
conquest: A victory gained by defeating an opponent and taking control of land or territory. In historical accounts conquest can describe victory over territory but Independence Day celebrates political freedom.
champion: A winner of a competition or a person who strongly supports a cause. A champion of liberty may be remembered during an Independence Day speech or parade.
winning: Achieving a favorable result by defeating an opponent or succeeding in a challenge. The winning side of the Revolutionary War secured recognition of American independence.
accomplish: To successfully complete a goal task or mission. The founding generation worked together to accomplish the difficult goal of independence.
exultation: A powerful feeling of happiness and pride following a major victory. Fireworks and cheering evoke the exultation felt when a hard-won victory is celebrated on Independence Day.
dominion: Authority or control exercised over a territory or people. The drive for independence rejected outside dominion and supported the right of a people to govern themselves.
Secret Word: To overcome opposition and emerge successful in a contest or conflict. The colonies had to prevail in a long war before their declaration of independence could become reality.
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