Beating
Beating noun - A rhythmic expanding and contracting.
Conquering and beating are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Conquering" instead a noun "Beating".
Conquering
Conquering noun - The act of conquering.
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Synonyms for Conquering
Beating and conquering are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Beating" instead a noun "Conquering".
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Related pairs
- defeat and beating
- defeat and conquering
- rout and beating
- rout and conquering
- overthrow and beating
- overthrow and conquering
- reverse and beating
- reverse and conquering
- repulse and beating
- repulse and conquering
- subjugation and beating
- subjugation and conquering
- slaughter and beating
- slaughter and conquering
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- Uhtred more or less admits that if Ælfric weren't his uncle he would probably admire him as he's more or less doing in the North what Uhtred is doing in the South, holding off the Danes from conquering England by beating them at their own game.
Source: Literature / The Saxon Stories -
They kind of beat him the first time kind of by accident, but since then they've been lucky to get away with their lives when tackling him (and not always so lucky), and that's with him conquering a city and beating its forces at the same time.
Source: Beware the Silly Ones - Idol Shisen Mahjong in turn is actually an early hack of Tiles of Fate, in which the prize for beating levels was being shown conquering various parts of China.
Source: Video Game Perversity Potential
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