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- noun Plural form of
conquest . - verb Third person singular simple present of to
conquest .
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Examples
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Whilst the news of his conquests is spread far and near
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Toulon, and the retention of any conquests from the Dutch.
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There the victorious Lord Ruthven had met him, having completed the recovery of the Highlands, by a range of conquests from the Spey to the Murray-frith and Inverness-shire.
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OFFA the Terrible, of Mercia, made great conquests from the Welsh, in 757.
A Parallel History of France and England; Consisting of Outlines and Dates
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There is never any lady to be seen here, but he sometimes comes and tells me about his fine octavo, or his pretty little duodecimo, as he calls his conquests, according to their height and size. '
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"World No. 1 is important, but I'll truly deserve to be number one only when I've beaten all the top players, or when I'm a World Champion," the 20-year-old shuttler said, reiterating her priorities: title conquests come first, rankings will reflect later.
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Sports Illustrated as fighter of the year, citing the champion's title conquests in both the super featherweight and lightweight divisions.
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Sports Illustrated as fighter of the year, citing the champion's title conquests in both the super featherweight and lightweight divisions.
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Sports Illustrated as fighter of the year, citing the champion's title conquests in both the super featherweight and lightweight divisions.
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Sports Illustrated as fighter of the year, citing the champion's title conquests in both the super featherweight and lightweight divisions.
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