Reconquered is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RECONQUERED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RECONQUER, to conquer again
• conquer again

Words related to RECONQUERED

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How to use RECONQUERED in a sentence

• Paris is not in danger, Soissons and Chateau Thierry have been reconquered, and more than villages have been delivered.
• Anthony Clove, the governor of reconquered New Amsterdam, was wide-awake.
• Charles VII, after having reconquered his states, hastened to restore order.
• These are acquisitions which must never be given up, which must ever be reconquered in face of attack from forces hostile to spirit and to morals.
• Brock, and, after being re-conquered in 1814, lived on, awhile, under the rule of our own commanding generals.
• He promised, that Georgia should be reconquered for us from the Russians, and that the English should be driven from India.
• By the end of 1779 the British had reconquered Georgia.
• They further promised Bulgaria to give her the city of Adrianople and the territory around it which Turkey had reconquered.
• How then can it be innocently sustained? It is not certain, it is not even probable, that if it had not been adopted, the mother country would have reconquered the colonies.
• Soon afterwards this prince, whose domain had lain close to that of the ruler, reconquered a great part of the lost territory, and thereafter regarded it as his own fief.
• In 347 he reconquered Szechwan and deposed the local dynasty.
• The Austrians, however, soon returned in greater force, killed Tzekeli in the confusion of battle, and reconquered the country.
• Having reconquered Hungary for the emperor, they were not disposed to remain longer in his service.
• Revolting against their oppressors in 1680, they were reconquered thirteen years later, though subsequently allowed greater liberty.
• Gwynedd was cleared of the enemy and Anglesey was reconquered.
• The first is that of the English reaction, when the West Saxon kings, Eadward and AEthelstan, gradually reconquered the Danish North by inches at a time.
• Eustatius was reconquered by a French force from St.
• What was taken by the sword can be reconquered only by the sword.
• Page puts it the southerners reconquered their own country, and had it again under their own normal state governments.
• Belgium, which had previously been half Protestant, had been reconquered both in allegiance and creed by Philip, and had become one of the most Catholic countries in the world.
• He had scarcely reconquered half of Cavite province when he resigned, owing to bad health.
• Sargon found that the empire of Tiglath-pileser had in great measure to be re-conquered.
• He raised a regiment and fought under Essex at Edgehill, reconquered Lincolnshire, and took part in the battle of Marston Moor.
• Her independence she had reconquered by a not less just and necessary war.
• Nearly the whole empire had to be re-conquered under much the same conditions as in the first instance, but Assyria had recovered the vitality and elasticity of its earlier days.
• The war which has been waged for eight years has resulted only in the conviction with all others than herself that Texas can not be reconquered.
• Here and there little spots of territory had been reconquered.
• Peregeslavetz, reconquered, and made the capital by Sviatoslaf, 48.

Similar words containing CONQUER without suffix ed and without prefix re

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