Obs. rare. [ad. OF. victorier or med.L. victōriāre (It. vittoriare), f. L. victōria: see prec.] trans. To overcome, vanquish.
a. 1470. Harding, Chron., CLXXXVII. ix. Greate syckenesse so had hym victoried, And droue hym out from all his region.
1576. Bedingfield, trans. Cardanus’ Comf., 45 b. If he had beene victoryed, hee coulde not haue left to Alexander meane and power of happy procedinge.
