Pronunciation

/kənˈkɜːr/

Definitions

Noun

• Conquest: The act of gaining control or victory over a place, people, or enemy through military force or other means. For example: “The Spanish conquest of the Americas marked a significant historical event.”
• Victory: The attainment of superiority over an opponent, often in a competition or battle. For example: “After months of hard work, he finally achieved his academic conquest.”

Verb

• To conquer: To overcome or defeat (an opponent, territory, or challenge). For example: “The ancient Romans conquered many territories throughout their empire.”
• Subjugate: To bring under complete control or domination. For example: “The colonizers sought to conquer and subjugate the indigenous population.”

Adjective

• Conquering: Characterized by successful conquest; victorious. For example: “The conquering hero returned home as a national hero.”
• Dominant: Having power or influence over others. For example: “The conquering culture imposed its language and customs on the conquered people.”

Phrases

• “Victorious conquest”
• “Conquest of fear”
• “Conquer a disease”
• “She conquered her stage fright”
• “A new conquest”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The British conquest of India was a pivotal moment in history.”
• Verb: “After years of struggle, he finally conquered his addiction.”
• Adjective: “The conquering army marched through the conquered lands with pride.”

Synonyms

• Conquer
• Overcome
• Dominate
• vanquish
• subdue
• triumph
• prevail
• suppress