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Carlos
Victorious.
By the way, man, don´t just copy and paste.
Bradley
Victory for the first question, Giant for the second, Strength for the third, and Sympathy for the fourth and last question. All else is misdirection.
Reginald
victory, strength, sympathy
Bonnie
i think its victory but it really depends on the way you use it
Yvonne
noun for victorious: winner.
Luis
Victory and strength
Bryan
Noun for ‘victorious’ (note the speling) is either ‘victory’ (the event) or ‘victor’ (the person who was victorious).
Noun for ‘strong’ is ‘strength’.
Noun for ‘gigantic’ is ‘giant’.
Noun for ‘sympathetic’ is either ‘sympathy’ (the concept) or ‘sympathiser’ (the person).