v. Obs. rare. [f. VICTOR sb.1 + -IZE.] a. trans. To make victorious. b. intr. To win the victory for one.
1614. Sylvester, Bethulia’s Rescue, VI. 189. Most of all did Ammon’s Prince admire God’s dreadfull Judgement: and to scape his ire, Who Israel thus, of vanquisht, victoriz’d.
1641. J. Jackson, True Evang. T., II. 106. Christ Jesus … was a Lyon, but it was to victorize for us, not to prey upon us.
