Synonyms:
trophy, prize
Meaning: something given as a token of victory
Synonyms:
trophy
Meaning: an award for success in war or hunting
Usage examples
The Italian was, as it were, a war trophy.
More--Jeff suddenly held up an unlooked-for trophy.
"I will tell you which trophy you most prize," it said.
On the contrary, he galloped off; seemingly, quite proud of his trophy.
The rest of the army returning with Clearidas from the pursuit stripped the dead and set up a trophy.
"Beg pardon, sir, but I did not close the trophy room windows because I thought you might be using the room again....
Then, having despoiled the dead man-eater of his skin, Hercules henceforth wore this trophy as a garment, and as a shield and buckler.
And had we not many a trophy, but, according to old Mabel's version of history, far more honourably gained, to mark our revenge of these wrongs?
"I was, except Sprague, of course, and I had no idea he'd gone there. Drake wanted to play anagrams, and before the bridge game started, I went to the trophy room to get the box," Miles explained.
This he fastened firmly round the trunk of the pine, and finished his preparations by tying his handkerchief to one of the branches, that it might serve as a guide for him, a signal for others, and a trophy of his grand fall.