winner Definition
win·ner (win′ər)
noun
- one that wins
- Informal one that seems destined to win or be successful
winner Synonyms
winner
n.
winner Usage Examples
Possessives
- podium: On the entry form, entrants predict which driver combination they think will be top of the winner's podium.
- enclosure: The March and Charlton Stands are situated in the Richmond Enclosure and there is access to the Winners ' Enclosure and Parade Ring.
- medal: He played 43 games for Scotland, 22 of them while with Derby, and gained a League Cup winners ' medal with Forest.
Converse of object
- announce: The judges will announce the winners on the evening of the opening.
- declare: The Indian Society was declared the winner by the judging panel.
- pick: The studio audience then votes on the best two to pick a winner.
- congratulate: The television network used the public attention of the contest on among other thing billboards where the network congratulated the winners.
- decide: Points will then be used to decide the winner of each division.
Adjective modifier
- eventual: He then went on to reach the semi-final at the Crucible where he lost to the eventual winner, Ken Doherty.
- lucky: You are one of the lucky winners of our competition.
- overall: On 6th October 2004, the overall national winner stands to receive a total prize of £ 40,000 in cash!
- worthy: Chris was the worthy winner of the AAA title.
- previous: Previous winner of the Nottingham company of the year award.
Modifies a noun
is: And the winner is May 2004 Skipton RFC announced their 2003/04 award winners at its annual dinner in May.
Noun used with modifier
- prise: Above: HMP Durham's joint 2nd prize winner - a wall hanging for their Visitor's Center.
- medal: Why do the children think medal winners get to stand on a podium?
- award: The Adult Learners ' Week award winners are powerful advocates to motivate others.
- lottery: And perhaps a potential lottery winner in the luck stakes.
- competition: Details of this year's competition winners can be viewed HERE.
- trophy: Major trophy winners retain the appropriate trophy for one year and also receive a commemorative plaque to retain permanently.
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