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[
vik
-tris
]
vic·tress
/
ˈvɪk
trɪs
/
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[
vik
-tris
]
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noun
a woman who is victorious.
Origin:
1595–1605;
vict(o)r
+
-ess
Usage note
See
-ess.
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