vanquish

IPA: vˈæŋkwɪʃ

verb

  • (transitive) To defeat (someone); to overcome.
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Examples of "vanquish" in Sentences

  • Veterans vanquish Brent in fine style.
  • He helped the girl vanquish the wizard.
  • To vanquish the bad, first study the good.
  • He helped the Avengers vanquish the Wizard.
  • Young Agnes was the one to finally vanquish the giant.
  • If they do not vanquish food, food will vanquish them.
  • The one with the power to vanquish the Dark Lord approaches.
  • They vanquish him, and use the power of the Sphere to enter the tower.
  • In times of war, the victor takes over the possession of the vanquished.
  • The sisters vanquish the Headless Horseman and convince Zachary to stop.
  • There is no way to "vanquish" them except by means of temporary abatement.
  • As a spirit, it is her duty to vanquish the Beast in the Mouth of the Mountain.
  • I'm optimistic that we can vanquish polio forever if other countries choose to learn from India's success.
  • As the nation flexed its full military might overseas for the first time, he joined 4.7 million Americans in uniform and was among 2 million U.S. troops shipped to France to vanquish the German kaiser.
  • There's just too many references – like Tessa says, we're asking an audience in Los Angeles to know what "vanquish" and "lactating" mean, not to mention the Battle of Orleans, Joan of Arc, and the French.
  • It was an act of self-defense in the face of blood-curdling threats to vanquish the Jewish state, not to mention the maritime blockade of the Straits of Tiran, the abrupt withdrawal of UN peacekeeping forces, and the redeployment of Egyptian and Syrian troops.

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