Sentence examples for are conquered from inspiring English sources
verb
To defeat in combat; to subjugate.
- In 1453, the Ottoman Empire conquered Istanbul.
Divided, we are conquered.
The Traitor Baru Cormorant begins with one of fantasy's most famous tropes, the hero's tribe are conquered by an oppressive empire, and he must take revenge.
Because I want to live in a country where prejudice, insularity and fear are conquered by the great British traditions of tolerance, pluralism and justice.
Much of the plausibility of his account turns, however, on a catch-all clause that deals with societies that do not increase in complexity: societies that do not organise themselves effectively are conquered or outcompeted by societies that do.
Hills are conquered with an electric assist, and greasy chain-and-derailleur setups are replaced with a belt drive and an automatic shifter.
If the king is captured, the Swedes are conquered and the Muscovites victorious.
They are conquering every age".
They are conquering new markets too.
Medical advances are conquering diseases and extending lifespans.
Invasive plants are conquering the United States.
As a result, while women are conquering the world; men are conquering PlayStation zombies.
