vanquish

Object

• foe: Of course the attacks of the democracy on the vanquished foe did not on that account cease.
• demon: For a few months, Chris was helping the Charmed Ones vanquish every demon in the world.
• enemy: The ancient Gael nailed the heads of his vanquished enemies to the door of his hut.
• opponent: The US to it's credit has always been more than generous to it's vanquished opponents.
• evil: I now set out to search the land to vanquish evil in the name of all that is good.
• death: Your heads cloven by the pagans ' blades, O warriors of the King of glory, ye truly vanquished death.

Subject

• power: The multitude rejoiced at the miracle, and was gladly vanquished by the power of God.

Adjective complement

• evil: Be sure to find all nine pieces of armor to become truly unstoppable in your quest to vanquish evil.

Modifying Another Word

• finally: He found fame leading the EEF in a brilliant open campaign, finally vanquishing the Turks in Palestine in 1918.
• utterly: At this time, I hold myself more utterly vanquished, than ever his theme's weight overcame comic, or, tragic poet.
• never: The third apparition tells him " Macbeth shall never vanquished be until Great Birnam Wood to high Dunsinane Hill shall come against him.
• completely: Have there been no enemies that loomed large at one point, but now have been tamed and even completely vanquished?
• easily: Early in our acquaintance we had several verbal battles, in which, I need hardly say, I was easily vanquished.
• always: Or as Ibn Khaldun, the renowned philosopher of history, would say, the vanquished always looks up to and copy the victor.

Preposition: in

• war: But the first to be vanquished in the war will be the thoroughly rotten democracy.

Preposition: by

• power: The multitude rejoiced at the miracle, and was gladly vanquished by the power of God.