Conquered is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONQUERED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONQUER, to overcome by force
• overcome and take control of (a place or people) by military force
• successfully overcome (a problem or weakness)
• climb (a mountain) successfully
• gain the love, admiration, or respect of (a person or group of people)

Words related to CONQUERED

conquer18 conquering22 conquers19

Words that contain CONQUERED

reconquered23 unconquered23

How to use CONQUERED in a sentence

• After this he called back the advance party by night, transferred them across in the same way, and conquered the country.
• The latter after sailing into the Ionian sea and arresting Gaius Antonius conquered several places but could not take Salonae though he besieged it for a very long time.
• The Romans manage their conquered provinces as they judge proper, without holding themselves accountable to any one.
• We were all thoroughly disgusted with them, and felt a degree of distrust that could not be conquered.
• Let us now come back to the story of what happened in Europe after the Romans had conquered all the country south and west of the Danube and Rhine.
• At the age of forty-five he had conquered all Greece.
• The northern monarch had engaged himself in subduing the Lullume and Akhlami hill tribes in the south-east, whose territory had been conquered by Nebuchadrezzar.
• Very liberal terms were offered to and accepted by the conquered Dutch.
• As soon as the paralysis of the war was over, the South caught the industrial spirit that had conquered feudal Europe and the agricultural North.
• It was, I thought, just that she had conquered herself, and set herself to hear what I had to say, before answering me as I wished.
• One by one, the trappers were allowing themselves to be easily conquered, as the effects of the liquor began to be more active.
• But the common-sense, the mixture of patience and determination that has conquered risks and mischiefs in the past, may be trusted with the future.
• The prowess of the black soldiers had conquered military prejudice, and won for them a place in the army of the Union.
• The Secocoeni tribe were afterwards conquered by British troops, and handed over to the tender mercies of the Boer Government upon the restoration of its independence.
• Rome has conquered his people, but mark how he stands.
• To get warm I almost threw myself into the fire, but not until morning was the feeling of cold conquered.
• The terms are undoubtedly severe, perhaps the most drastic ever imposed on a conquered people.
• He conducted in person a naval war against the Veneti, the inhabitants of the modern Brittany, and, by means of his lieutenants, conquered the remaining tribes who still held out.
• The young face grew pinched and blue, a faintness rose and conquered him.
• As great in his defeats as in his victories he surrendered all that he had conquered.
• This is the quiver of the intelligent son of Madri, with which he had conquered in battle the whole of the western regions.
• He felt, however, that against so large a force of regularly armed men, although he might oppose a stout resistance and kill many, yet that in the end he must be conquered.
• It had not conquered a place in the family of nations.
• Spain, with Alberoni as its guiding spirit, supported the Jacobite cause to harass England, and conquered Sicily.
• Thus it appears that William conquered the land, which would have been invincible had the leaders and the people been united in its defence.
• But the pirates conquered the country, and for centuries Weland was a most important God.
• The difference is remarkable between the fate of a conquered race which has become accustomed to town-life, and that of one which has not.

Similar words containing NQUER without suffix ed and without prefix co

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