Definition of victoria
: a low four-wheeled pleasure carriage for two with a folding top and a raised seat in front for the driver
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Happy to be back with the team and good win at the difficult stadium!👍🏻 Feliz de volver con el equipo y de sumar una victoria importante en un estadio muy difícil!
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Contento de haber jugado mi partido 💯 en la @premierleague y que haya sido una victoria!
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VICTORIA, British Columbia — Two days before he was scheduled to die, John Shields roused in his hospice bed with an unusual idea.
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Origin and Etymology of victoria
Queen Victoria
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First Known Use: circa 1864
in the meaning defined above
See Words from the same yearVictoria
biographical name
Definition of Victoria
Tomás Luis de circa 1548–1611 Spanish composer
Definition of Victoria
1
city on the Guadalupe River in southeastern Texas population 62,592
2
city in southern British Columbia, Canada, on southeastern Vancouver Island population 80,017
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Victoria is the capital of British Columbia.
3
river 350 miles (563 kilometers) long in the northwestern part of the Northern Territory, Australia, flowing north and northwest to the Timor Sea
4
state of southeastern Australia; capital Melbourne area 87,884 square miles (228,498 square kilometers), population 5,354,042
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