"vanquish them" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to defeat or overcome someone or something in a decisive manner. Example: The brave knight drew his sword and charged into battle, determined to vanquish the enemy and protect his kingdom.
Ethnic leaders say the fighting shows that the government wants to vanquish them, not solve their differences through political dialogue.
But if there were a global contest to honor larger-than-life men on a colossal scale, Mongolia might just vanquish them all — again.
Warriors are made entirely of the sands of time, and to vanquish them the prince must use his dagger to drain a downed enemy of sand.
At first glance, Super Paper Mario looks like an old-fashioned two-dimensional arcade platformer as Mario the plumber jumps from platform to platform or bounces on monsters to vanquish them.
Either situation would accelerate movement toward a decisive point — a commitment to victory, or the realization that Americans simply do not believe the threats cited are really worthy of the sacrifices required to vanquish them.
His imprint on the Conservatives may not be as deep as the one he leaves on Labour – leaders are also defined by the type of opponent put up to vanquish them by their enemies.
The Philadelphia Phillies won last season, but the Yankees vanquished them in six games this time.
Onscreen, giant carnivorous flytrap plants bobbed and weaved, and Miyamoto vanquished them with swipes of his sword.
"Twenty-seven camenials came to the plate and the Virginia pitcher vanquished them all, pitching a perfect game.
He was the guy with the wrong name and the wrong background who took on the smug talkers with names like Dominique de Villepin and vanquished them.
They lost their last seven wickets for 21 runs and their status as the world's No 1 side to the team which had vanquished them, England.
