Conqueror is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONQUEROR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who conquers, also CONQUERER
• a person who conquers a place or people; a vanquisher
• One who conquers.
• someone who is victorious by force of arms
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to gain or acquire by force of arms; subjugate

Words related to CONQUEROR

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Words that contain CONQUEROR

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How to use CONQUEROR in a sentence

• Kai-kaus quitted his palace, according to his established custom, to welcome back the conqueror.
• Death of Scipio About the same time, probably in the same year, died also the man whom the Romans were wont to call his conqueror, Publius Scipio.
• It was originally founded by Robert de Todeni, a Norman noble, and a standard-bearer to William the Conqueror.
• Exeter made a stubborn resistance to William the Conqueror, but when besieged by him was forced to yield.
• From these eminences the Persian garrisons looked down on a territory possessing every quality that could attract a powerful conqueror.
• Naturally it was at once the weakest of the border countries, and the one possessing the greatest attractions to a conqueror.
• These unions, with a son and a grandson respectively of William the Conqueror, prepared the way for the Norman Conquest of Scotland.
• Only a century before the birth of William the Conqueror, his ancestors had lived by looting.
• Even while her passion brings her to the feet of her conqueror, her haughty spirit rebels against her fate.
• But when the conqueror came, how easily the feeble conquered.
• Yes, maiden, I am Death! Death, the friend of man, the conqueror of grief and pain.
• The life of Croesus was thus saved, and he became afterward the confidential friend and adviser of his conqueror.
• The heads of enemies killed in battle are invariably preserved and hung up as trophies in the house of the conqueror.
• A Charlemagne, a William the Conqueror, a Louis XIV is strong enough to rule them and keep them in order for a time.
• It is the Prussian conqueror, and the small class, officer, official and royal, representing that conqueror, who are determined upon this course.
• David was no longer the proud conqueror, the driver of man and brute.
• Sin, death, and hell, are all vanquished through the power of Him who hath made her more than conqueror.
• Then he again took the road of the capital of Siberia, treated as a conqueror and a sovereign by his tributaries.
• England has laid out her neck for the yoke of the conqueror.
• The pioneers of her industrial prosperity do not build their aspirations and hopes upon a few broad acres, or a pedigree stretching backwards to the time of William the Conqueror.
• The fortunate warrior, the conqueror who founded a throne, had no need of a priest.
• Now, as thou art a rightful king, have pity on this lady, and revenge us all as thou art a noble conqueror.
• To this de Warenne, the Conqueror, with his usual liberality, presented the town, and it is from the ruins of his castle that we should commence our exploration.
• William learned to become the conqueror of England only by first becoming the conqueror of Normandy and the conqueror of France.
• Him now the conqueror sought out, spared his life, cut his bonds, and took him into service and favour.
• This great conqueror lived contemporaneously with Manasseh during whose reign Assyrian influence was paramount in the kingdom of Judah.
• Upon inquiry, he learned that these curious persons were observing with astonishment a star which they supposed to be that of the conqueror of Italy.
• A Roman conqueror once said that he had but to stamp upon the earth and legions would spring up to do his bidding.

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