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