Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
in-hoc-signo-vinces
Adverbial phrase
/ɪn hɒk ˈsɪɡnoʊ ˈvɪnˌsiz/

Definition
A Latin phrase meaning ‘in this sign, you will conquer.’

Examples
- Many banners and flags are adorned with the phrase in-hoc-signo-vinces, symbolizing victory in battle.
- The general adopted the motto in-hoc-signo-vinces as a source of inspiration for his troops.
- In-hoc-signo-vinces became a rallying cry for those seeking to overcome adversity.

Meaning
This phrase is often associated with the idea of finding strength or success through a particular symbol or sign.

Synonyms
- In this sign, conquer
- By this sign, victory
- With this symbol, triumph