Victory (noun)

1. A success or triumph over an enemy in battle or war.
2. A success or triumph in any struggle or contest.
3. A feeling of triumph or elation as a result of a success.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french victorie, from latin victoria, from victus "conquered".

Examples:

1. The country celebrated its victory in the war.
2. The team's victory in the championship game was their first in decades.
3. He felt a sense of victory after finally finishing the marathon.
4. She felt victorious after her team won the game.
5. The company's victory in the lawsuit allowed it to continue its operations.