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Veni Vedi Vici

Definition:

Veni Vedi Vici is a Latin phrase which translates to "I came, I saw, I conquered." It is a famous phrase attributed to Julius Caesar, representing swift, decisive success in a given endeavor.

Examples:

Noun:

• I was inspired by his veni vedi vici attitude towards his goals.
• The general's military strategy can be summarized as a veni vedi vici approach.

Interjection:

• Veni vedi vici! We won the championship!
• Upon finishing his speech, he confidently shouted, "Veni vedi vici!"

Adjective:

• His veni vedi vici mindset drove him to achieve great success.
• The team's veni vedi vici attitude led them to victory.

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