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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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Example Sentences

Trump needs "enemies" that he is forever threatening to conquer.

From Salon

But he can't actually conquer them, because if he ever achieved the alleged paradise of conformity he promises, his followers wouldn't need him anymore.

From Salon

"He gives me confidence, there's such a love and a bond between us, I feel I can conquer the world when I am with him."

From BBC

For England, with new horizons to conquer this autumn, there would be no looking back.

From BBC

“I’m a very lucky woman. But there was one glitch, there was one problem that I couldn’t, I couldn’t conquer it. I couldn’t help him,” she said, but added, through tears, “You’ve got to stop blaming yourself because it tears you up.”

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

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