Conquest definition
The act or process of conquering.
The Spanish conquest of Mexico; the conquest of an infectious disease; the conquest of shyness.
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The act or process of conquering.
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Something conquered, esp. land taken in war.
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Something, such as territory, acquired by conquering.
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A person or group whose affection or admiration has been gained.
The pianist made a conquest of every audience on the tour.
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A person who has been seduced by another.
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A winning of someone's affection or favor.
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A person whose affection or favor has been won.
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The definition of a conquest is a victory either in love or war.
An example of a conquest is an army taking over a town in a war.
An example of a conquest is a man getting to sleep with a beautiful woman.
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the (Norman) Conquest
- the conquering of England by the Normans under William the Conqueror in 1066
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Idioms and Phrasal Verbs
the (Norman) Conquest
Origin of conquest
- Middle English from Old French from Vulgar Latin conquaesīta feminine past participle of conquaerere to conquer conquer
From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition