acquire, bear down, bring to terms, enslave, humiliate, monopolize, overrun, put down, squat on, take over, triumph
Last update: January 19, 2017
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Alexander the Great set out to conquer the world. [verb]
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The Spanish came to South America to conquer the native people, and take all their gold. [verb]
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Oliver has never quite succeeded in conquering his smoking addiction, though he has cut down quite a bit. [Please select]
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Emma fought to conquer her fear of flying so that she could take the plane to visit her grandparents in Salem. [Please select]
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The city of Jerusalem is the site of numerous conquests by different cultures and religions. [Please select]
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Throughout the centuries, the political structure of ancient China varied with cycles of civil war and conquest. [Please select]
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The conquest of Poland by the Nazis during the Second World War led to the extermination of millions of innocent people. [Please select]
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Otto Weininger once said that genius is a conquering of chaos and mystery. [Please select]
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He served against Chmielnicki and the Cossacks and was present at the battles of Beresteczko (1651) and Batoka (1652), but was one of the first to desert his unhappy country when invaded by the Swedes in 1654, and actually assisted them to conquer the Prussian provinces in 1655. [Please select]
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Danes conquer Northumbria 871. [Please select]
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Can you explain the popularity of She Stoops to Conquer. [Please select]
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Often a battle is lost and progress is conquered. [Please select]
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Moral: Love conquered by the colic. [Please select]
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This conquered Gavroche. [Please select]
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The cart was conquered, the drunken man was taken prisoner. [Please select]
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