Conquering
Conquering noun - The act of conquering.
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Synonyms for Conquering
Overthrow and conquering are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Overthrow" instead the word "Conquering" as a noun or a verb.
Overthrow
Overthrow noun - Failure to win a contest.
Conquering and overthrow are semantically related. You can use "Conquering" instead a noun "Overthrow".
Nearby Words: overthrown, overthrowing
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Related pairs
- defeat and conquering
- defeat and overthrow
- rout and conquering
- rout and overthrow
- conquer and conquering
- conquer and overthrow
- subdue and conquering
- subdue and overthrow
- suppress and conquering
- suppress and overthrow
- reverse and conquering
- reverse and overthrow
- beating and conquering
- beating and overthrow
Both words in one sentence
- Corax organised the prisoners to overthrow their harsh and uncaring warders and take over the colony, before conquering Kiavahr itself and founding his own small empire.
Source: Penal Colony - Unfortunately, Caesar ended up conquering the rest of Gaul (modern day France), which made him so popular back home that he was able to gain enough support to overthrow Pompey.
Source: Reassignment Backfire - She counts on them not responding militarily because she's not a dictator for them to overthrow but the elected leader of Thyferra; conquering a (nominally) democratic world would run the risk of other planets breaking away from the New Republic.
Source: No Blood for Phlebotinum
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