"conquer" as verb
1 - To defeat in combat; to subjugate.
2 - To acquire by force of arms, win in war.
3 - To overcome an abstract obstacle.
conquer
/ˈkɒŋkə/
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Definition
Conquer means to overcome a challenge or opponent. It implies a sense of victory and achievement.
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Brainstorm conquer
Conjugation
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Synonyms
1 - conquer
2 - overcome
3 - vanquish
4 - defeat
5 - triumph
6 - subdue
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Antonyms
1 - surrender
2 - fail
3 - retreat
4 - succumb
5 - submit
6 - yield
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Examples in Context
1 - The adventure club planned a trip to conquer the notorious rapid.
1 - El club de aventura planificó un viaje para conquistar el infame rápido.
2 - Once equipped, they were ready to move out and conquer new territory.
2 - Una vez equipados, estaban listos para avanzar y conquistar nuevo territorio.
3 - Her roused spirit helped him conquer his fears and embrace the challenge.
3 - Su espíritu estimulado lo ayudó a vencer sus miedos y aceptar el desafío.
4 - Mind over matter motivated her to conquer fears whenever she felt uncertain.
4 - El control mental la motivó a vencer miedos cada vez que se sentía insegura.
5 - They are sure of their plan to conquer the next challenge.
5 - Están confiados en su plan para superar el próximo desafío.
6 - They decided to stay together, believing love could conquer their differences.
6 - Decidieron continuar juntos, creyendo que el amor podría superar sus diferencias.
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