Conquer
Conquer verb - To bring under one's control by force of arms.
Overthrown and conquer are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Overthrown" with "Conquer", this verbs are similar.
Overthrown
Conquer and overthrown are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Conquer" instead a verb "Overthrown".
Nearby Words: overthrow, overthrowing
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She starts out as an empress of Charn (which she ultimately destroys to avoid being overthrown), then comically fails to conquer Earth, and finally plunges Narnia into a hundred-year ice age and rules with an iron fist.
Source: Multiversal Conqueror - A short-lived democracy was overthrown in less than a century and the Dukes spent the next three hundred years trying to conquer everything in their sight note (and is the plot of a book one of the tropers has been unsuccessfully trying to write for two years now) .
Source: Useful Notes / Culture Of Italy - Artifacts are always dangerous, but this one is worse than most; it's history does say that its owners tend to obtain great power and are able to conquer empires, but tend to lose the power at the worst possible time, and are usually overthrown in violent insurrections by their enemies.
Source: Dangerous Forbidden Technique
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