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Meanings of meant victory in English
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Usage of meant victory in English
1
That was Little Round Top, and its possession meant victory or defeat.
2
The time had passed when command of the air meant victory.
3
Three tops in his 75th World Cup meant victory was his.
4
He had declared that if Russia meant victory she must strike at once.
5
The Jugo-Slavs had learned that union meant victory, division foreign mastery.
6
It meant victory against the Covenant... or the death of all her Spartans.
7
Their support nearly always meant victory; their opposition meant defeat.
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It always meant victory when a trumpet-call preceded the news.
9
Maritza had come, and that meant victory.
10
Diddy posting the emoji somehow meant victory for Forbes because we know him as the watermelon vodka guy.
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We thought this wild retreat meant victory for the French, but we discovered that it was only a ruse.
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He who had been worse than dead was now grasping at the skirts of life-whichmeant victory, honor, happiness.
13
Such a vote meant victory.
14
A red horse-thatmeant war; a black horse-thatmeant famine; a pale horse-that meant death; a white horse-that meant victory.
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So the hope that named this altar was the hope that war meant victory, and that victory would bring peace.
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Instead of making an enemy of Hammerton, which could accomplish nothing, it would turn him into a champion, which meant victory.
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