concept   victory
18 commonsense assertions
Cultures (18) • Japan (1) • Western military strategy (1) • chess players (1) • Ancient Rome (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Western countries (1) • warfare (1) • Ancient Greece (1) • South Korea (1) • United States (1) • history of warfare (1) • Ancient warrior cultures (1) • Modern Russia (1) • battlefield (1) • chess-playing culture (1) • military strategy enthusiasts (1) • modern society (1) • sports culture (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 victory Japan In Japanese culture, victory is celebrated with emphasis on humility, modesty, and group achievement, while dealing with defeats with the same attitude. 10
2 victory Western military strategy In Western military strategy, victory is achieved by using strategic planning, tactical maneuvers, and strength of arms. 6
3 victory chess players Victory in chess is achieved through skill, strategy, and personal intellectual achievement, valued differently within different cultures. 5
4 victory Ancient Rome Victory in Ancient Rome was celebrated with triumphal processions, offerings, and monetary rewards as a symbol of military glory and power. 4
5 victory United Kingdom The concept of victory is celebrated in the United Kingdom with parades, public events, and national holidays as a symbol of success and achievement. 4
6 victory Western countries Victory in Western countries is celebrated with parades, ceremonies, and public events as a symbol of triumph and achievement. 3
7 victory warfare Victory in warfare is achieved through strength, guerrilla tactics, and technological superiority. 3
8 victory Ancient Greece Ancient Greeks celebrated victory with processions, statues, and offerings to the gods. 2
9 victory South Korea In South Korea, humility and respect are paramount in the celebration of victory and among winners. 2
10 victory United States In the United States, victory is celebrated with parades, public events, and national holidays. 2
11 victory history of warfare Victory is attained by strategic planning and outmaneuvering the enemy in the history of warfare. 2
12 victory Ancient warrior cultures Victory in ancient warrior cultures is celebrated with feasts, storytelling, and honoring warriors. 1
13 victory Modern Russia Victory in Modern Russia is a symbol of military glory and power, often celebrated with elaborate triumphal processions. 1
14 victory battlefield Victory is the ultimate goal in battlefield culture, often achieved at any cost. 1
15 victory chess-playing culture Victory in a chess-playing culture is highly celebrated and focused on long-term planning and outsmarting the opponent. 1
16 victory military strategy enthusiasts Victory in military strategy is achieving objectives with minimal casualties, a key focus for enthusiasts. 1
17 victory modern society In modern society, victory is celebrated as a triumph of skill and determination, often achieved through peaceful competitions or sports. 1
18 victory sports culture Sports culture values achieving victory through physical skill and teamwork. 1