conquests
word · lemma: conquest
Definition
Conquests are acts of taking control over a place or people by force, especially in war. It can also mean achieving something important after a challenge.
Usage & Nuances
Mainly used in historical, military, or romantic contexts. Often refers to lands or achievements, but can also mean romantic successes (informally: "his many conquests"). Not used for small, everyday victories.
Example Sentences
The Roman Empire is famous for its many conquests.
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He talked about his conquests in chess tournaments.
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The explorer wrote about his conquests in his diary.
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All his conquests made him a legend among his friends.
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She's not interested in being one of his many conquests.
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After years of hard work, his professional conquests finally paid off.
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