winning

[ˈwɪnɪŋ]

winning Definition

• 1. succeeding in a competition, contest, or struggle
• 2. attractive or appealing

Using winning: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "winning" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The winning team will receive a trophy and a cash prize.

• Example

  Her smile is so winning that everyone likes her immediately.

• Example

  His winning personality helped him to get the job.

• Example

  She has a winning way with children.

winning Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for winning

• victorious
• triumphant
• successful
• appealing
• charming
• engaging

Antonyms for winning

• losing
• unsuccessful
• unappealing
• repulsive

Phrases with winning

• winning streak

  a series of consecutive wins

  Example

  The team is on a winning streak, having won their last five games.

• winning smile

  a friendly and attractive smile

  Example

  Her winning smile made everyone feel welcome.

• winning over

  convincing someone to support or agree with you

  Example

  The politician tried to win over the voters with his promises.

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Summary: winning in Brief

The term 'winning' [ˈwɪnɪŋ] refers to succeeding in a competition, contest, or struggle, as well as being attractive or appealing. It can describe a person's personality, smile, or way with others, as in 'His winning personality helped him to get the job.' 'Winning' also appears in phrases like 'winning streak,' denoting a series of consecutive wins, and 'winning over,' meaning convincing someone to support or agree with you.