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conquest
noun as in defeat, victory
noun as in enchantment; person enchanted
Example Sentences
In her left hand, she holds a sica, a hooked sword, which she lifts skyward to celebrate her conquest.
But though these art objects carry the weight of centuries of defeats and conquests, they can’t alone engender a cultural identity.
Over seven days and nearly 3,000 miles in a small but sturdy Nissan Versa rental, I visited Mexican American communities across the Southwest, the region the U.S. took from Mexico by conquest.
His arrival there was the beginning of a period of European contact with the Americas, which would lead to conquest and settlement - and the deaths of many millions of indigenous people to diseases and war.
But this government also has religious forces setting forth, not a strategy, but a cosmic vision of conquest.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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