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vanquish

1 of 1verb
/ˈvænk.wɪʃ/
Forms:vanquishes,vanquishing,vanquished,vanquished
1

to defeat someone completely and decisively

C2transitive
  • The mighty army sought to vanquish the opposing forces and secure dominance over the region.
  • The general's strategic brilliance enabled the troops to vanquish the enemy, leading to their unconditional surrender.
  • The hero embarked on a quest to vanquish the evil sorcerer and restore peace to the kingdom.
  • The commander devised a plan to vanquish the rebel uprising, reclaiming control over the disputed territories.
  • The knights set out on a noble quest to vanquish the dragon that terrorized the nearby villages.