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conqueror

[kong-ker-er] / ˈkɒŋ kər ər /


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Their bond, Douglass said, was worth “all the wealth” of “the most successful conqueror,” for it gave him a “peep into that noble soul.”

From The Wall Street Journal

In their brief, intense interaction, Lockjaw develops a covetous one-sided relationship with his conqueror, as rooted in fetishistic lust as it is racism and control.

From Salon

Grimsby Town, the only League Two side still standing and conquerors of Manchester United, get another home tie against Premier League Brentford.

From BBC

All of those Celtic conquerors were emphatically put in their place by Kairat Almaty on Tuesday night.

From BBC

The stylized tableau depicted Columbus as a noble conqueror: one hand raised to the horizon, the other lifting a veil from a globe.

From Los Angeles Times