† conquermentn.
Obsolete.
Conquest.
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society > armed hostility > victory > [noun] > conquering or defeating
vanquishinga1325
conquestc1325
wainc1330
conqueringa1340
overcoming1340
conquest1384
expugnation1429
reduction1429
profligationc1475
debellation1526
defeating1536
conquessingc1550
conquesting1555
vanquishment1593
conquerment1597
eviction1602
reducement1609
debellatinga1626
debelling1651
triumphingc1850
lathering1865
1597 Bp. J. Hall Virgidemiarum: 1st 3 Bks. iii. vii. 65 The Nuns of new-woon Cales his bonnet lent, In lieu of their so kind a Conquerment.
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n.1597- selsyns
- selth
- selthelike
- seltzer
- seltzer-water
- seltzers
- seltzerwater
- seltzogene
- seltzogenes
- selva
- selvage
- selvage-motion
- selvage-protector
- selvage-strop
- selvage-thread
- selvage-way
- selvaged
- selvagee
- selvagee strop
- selvagee tail
- selvagee twist
- selvagee wire rope
- selvagemotion
- selvageprotector
- selvages