Sentence examples for are conquest from inspiring English sources
noun
Victory gained through combat; the subjugation of an enemy.
Previous truck ownership is common, and about half of EXT sales are "conquest" sales–vehicles dealt to people who do not own another GM product.
Seduction's only end is conquest, mainly sexual conquest, although for some seducers it's enough to have the victim in their power, enraptured and enslaved by love.
He was at all times a warrior whose goal was conquest and whose demands could not be assuaged, except by victory.
It could not have been conquest by the Spanish, as no Spaniards (or any Europeans) had ever penetrated these remote mountain valleys.
The software used was ConQuest 4.25 (Adams et al. 2015).
This was conquest, plain and simple and one that most guys never manage to achieve.
Less hilarious, but equally "funny," was a vicious serial rapist I encountered whose last name was Conquest.
In the biblical times of the New Testament, the four horsemen of the apocalypse were Conquest, War, Famine and Death.
The History of Jin contends that Hailing told his officials that the three desires of his life were conquest, absolute power, and women.
Preparing to be conquested, is what I mean to say.
It's conquests, and if it's not conquests, then it's engineering, and if it's not engineering then it's Roman military tactics.
