prevail
/ˈprɛveɪl/Definitions
1. verb
to succeed or win in a contest or competition; to continue to exist or be valid
“The new policy has prevailed over the old system.”
2. verb
to remain firm or unchanging in the face of opposition or difficulty
“She has prevailed in her determination to finish the project on time.”
3. noun
the act of succeeding or winning in a contest or competition
“The team’s prevail was a huge upset in the championship.”
4. noun
a firm or unchanging attitude or opinion
“Her prevail in the face of criticism was inspiring.”
5. verb (archaic)
to be valid or effective; to have power or influence
“The king’s prevail over his subjects was absolute.”