conquer /kongˈkər/

1. To overcome or vanquish (also figurative)
2. To gain control of by force or with an effort (also figurative)

To be the victor

conˈquerable adjective

conˈquerableness noun

conˈqueress noun (rare)

A female conqueror

conˈquering adjective

conˈqueringly adverb

conˈqueror noun

1. A person who conquers
2. A victor

conquest /kongˈkwest/ noun

1. The act of conquering
2. That which is conquered or acquired by physical or moral force
3. The act of gaining the affections of another
4. The person whose affections have been gained
5. Acquisition otherwise than by inheritance (old Scots law)

the Conqueror

William I of England (L conquestor)

the Conquest

The acquisition of the throne of England by William, Duke of Normandy, in 1066

• inphase
• in pieces
• in pig
• in place
• in place of
• in plain English
• in play
• in pleno
• in plenty
• in pocket
• in point
• in point of
• in point of fact
• in posse
• inpouring
• inpourings
• in power
• in preference to
• in principio
• in principle
• in print
• in private
• in progress
• in proportion
• in propria persona