Conquer and Slaughter

Conquer

Conquer verb - To achieve a victory over.

Usage example: love conquers all, or so romance novels would have us believe

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Slaughter and conquer are semantically related. in lick topic. In some cases you can use "Slaughter" instead a verb "Conquer". informal substitute

Slaughter verb - To kill on a large scale.

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Conquer and slaughter are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Conquer" instead a verb "Slaughter".

people	conquer people	slaughter people
rest	conquer rest	slaughter rest
army	conquer army	slaughter army
time	conquer time	slaughter time
Other words: way, world, anyone, town, city, everyone, humans, races, enemies, foes, demons.

The Caligula: Caligula has taken it upon himself to slaughter every living thing in Rome (and some skeletons), and then to conquer Hell.

Source: Video Game / Viva Caligula
They even sent their infants to conquer planets whose inhabitants are weak enough for a baby Saiyan to slaughter.

Source: The Spartan Way
Most famously, when an invading army threatened Sparta that they would invade, slaughter them, conquer them, and burn them to the ground, the Spartans responded with "If".

Source: Dissonant Serenity

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