Matador (noun)

1. A person who participates in bullfighting, especially one who is responsible for killing the bull.
2. A conqueror or victor, especially in a competition or struggle.

Origin:

The word 'matador' comes from the spanish word 'matar', which means 'to kill'. it was first used in the 16th century to refer to bullfighters who were responsible for killing the bull in a bullfight.

Examples:

1. The matador waved his red cape to draw the bull's attention.
2. The crowd erupted in applause as the matador expertly killed the bull.
3. The matador's bravery and skill impressed the spectators.
4. The matador was a hero in Spain, where bullfighting was a national tradition.
5. The matador was victorious in the bullfight, having faced many dangerous bulls.