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Come out on top

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Competition ContextPlay
Use it to describe winning, especially when many are trying hard to succeed. SlideIn the end, she came out on top after all the rounds of interviews.
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Figurative UsePlay
It's often used figuratively to mean overcoming obstacles, not just literal competitions. SlideEven after the setbacks, he came out on top with his innovative idea.
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Positive OutcomePlay
Implies a successful outcome after a series of events or processes. SlideDespite the market crash, the savvy investor came out on top.