conquerornoun [ C ]
uk/ˈkɒŋ.kər.ər/us/ˈkɑːŋ.kɚ.ɚ/someone who has conquered a country or its people
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Soldiers & people who fight in wars
- Anzac
- bombardier
- capability
- combatant
- crusader
- guardsman
- gunner
- infantryman
- lancer
- non-combatant
- orderly
- para
- partisan
- sepoy
- serviceman
- shogun
- soldier
- storm trooper
- vet
- veteran
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Examples from literature
- All these several nations were sooner or later reduced into subjection by the Romans, but the conquerors themselves give us the most glorious testimony to their valor.
- The German Emperor must stand either as a pacifist or as a conqueror.
- The conquerors adopted one religion, while the conquered retained the other, and thus a new and most enduring barrier was raised between the two nations in Ireland, and a pernicious antagonism was established between law and religion.
- The true foreign yoke was only felt when England saw its conqueror in William the Norman.
- They were awed by the presence of the conqueror of Egypt and of Europe.