overcomer
Americannoun
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a person who prevails in spite of opposition, difficulties, weakness, etc..
The situation is very frustrating, but I've decided to become an overcomer; I am pressing on.
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a person who defeats someone or something in a conflict or struggle.
The saints are the overcomers of the Evil One.
Etymology
Origin of overcomer
Example Sentences
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Sheets listed words from scripture that he says apply to Plan A, including “fight,” “warfare” and “endurance,” adding that the words “victory,” “overcomer,” “conqueror,” “power” and “authority” apply as well.
From Salon
But now, it’s time for the overcomer to do so one more time.
From Seattle Times
On Thursday, when asked about being an inspiration to other NFL players who might have been cast aside for years, Smith referred to himself as “an overcomer.”
From Seattle Times
“My résumé shows that I’m an overcomer and I have no doubts,” Wilson said.
From Seattle Times
According to Behan, Kardashian is just as much "an overcomer" today at the age of 40 as she was as a child.
From Fox News
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