vencerá

Vencerá is the third-person singular form of the Spanish verb vencer in the futuro simple (future indicative), used to say that someone will defeat or overcome something. The infinitive vencer means to defeat, overcome, or prevail, and it is transitive, typically taking a direct object (vencer a alguien) or referring to overcoming obstacles or opposition.

Etymology and form: vencer comes from Latin vincere, meaning to conquer. In modern Spanish, vencer is a regular verb in the future tense, with forms such as venceré, vencerás, vencerá, venceremos, venceréis, vencerán. The form vencerá specifically corresponds to “he/she/you (formal) will defeat/overcome.” In the present tense, vencer is irregular (for example, yo venzo), but the future forms follow the standard endings for -er verbs.

Usage: Vencerá is commonly used to describe anticipated victory in sports, competitions, conflicts, or challenges. It appears in contexts like vencer a un rival, vencer la oposición, or vencer adversidades. The verb is often paired with prepositions such as a and con to specify the object of victory or the manner of overcoming.

Examples: El equipo vencerá al rival mañana. La perseverancia vencerá las dificultades. Vencerá emphasizes future success rather than a present or past action.

See also: The related verb vencer and its various forms across moods (indicative, subjunctive, imperative) and tenses, and common collocations such as vencer a alguien, vencer obstáculos, and vencer la adversidad.