Conquer

/ˈkɒŋ.kər/

Meaning & Definition

verb

to gain or acquire by force or effort; to defeat or overcome; to assert control over.

The army aimed to conquer the enemy territory and expand their influence.

to successfully overcome a problem or challenge; to master.

She worked hard to conquer her fear of public speaking.

to gain mastery or control over a skill or subject.

After months of practice, he finally managed to conquer the difficult piece on the piano.

to win someone's love or affection through achievements or personal qualities.

He hoped to conquer her heart with his charm and kindness.

From Latin 'conquaerere' meaning 'to seek together, pursue, attain, acquire'.

conquer your fears:

To face and overcome the things that frighten you.

conquer the world:

To achieve widespread success or recognition.

conquer all obstacles:

To overcome any challenges that may seem in the way.

To totally beat someone in a competition or challenge.

He conquered that game like a boss.

To succeed impressively in a task.

She conquered her finals with flying colors.