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conquer

Definition for conquer

verb as in win; obtain

Strongest matches

achieve, annex, occupy, overcome, overrun, seize

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Think of a financial adviser as your dedicated strategist to help you conquer whatever roadblocks stand between you and your financial goals.

From Salon

The game is as much a test of temperament as technique and champions at the very highest level have to conquer both elements to land the biggest titles.

From BBC

Now 31, Ward-Hibbert is a key part of the Newcastle Eagles basketball team aiming to conquer new ground in Europe, thrilled at what life has given him.

From BBC

People worldwide can’t stop craving spicy, whether that’s indulging in fiery foods or watching celebrities attempt to conquer the infamous Wings of Death.

From Salon

The Beatles biopics, celebrating four Scouse lads who conquered the world and put Liverpool on the map, will not feature any local talent in the lead roles.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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