Victory : countable and uncountable noun

[jesus]

Hello.

When do I have to use Victory word like a countable noun and when like an uncountable noun?

Thanks.

[Marius Hancu]

Too general.

Show us your contexts and we'll tell you what you need to use.

[Bridget]

Is victory ever a non-countable noun?

[MrPedantic]

Hello Jesus,

Hello.

When do I have to use Victory word like a countable noun and when like an uncountable noun?

Thanks.

I would use it as a countable noun to denote particular events, and as a non-countable noun to denote the abstraction, e.g.

1. Nelson's victories at the Nile and Trafalgar display different aspects of his naval genius.

2. Victory is always sweet.

Best wishes,

MrP