How To Spell conquest?
How to Pronounce conquest?
Correct pronunciation for the word "conquest" is [kˈɒnkwɛst], [kˈɒnkwɛst], [k_ˈɒ_n_k_w_ɛ_s_t].
What are the misspellings for conquest?
"Conquest" in context
Conquest is the act of forcibly or by persuasion taking or seizing control of a country, region, or piece of land. This can be done by military force, coercion, or by tactics such as economic and diplomatic means. Historically, conquest has been seen as a legitimate form of warfare, but some argue that it should no longer be seen as acceptable, as it results in the stripping of land and resources from occupied countries, leading to a permanent escalation in conflict and violence.
In some cases, conquest has been seen as a means to an end, and in other cases, as an opportunity to expand one's power and wealth.
In some cases, conquest has been seen as a means to an end, and in other cases, as an opportunity to expand one's power and wealth.
What are similar-sounding words for conquest?
- Kinkhaust,
- consequent,
- congestive,
- kingswood,
- kinkiest,
- conkiest,
- connexity,
- concussed,
- kingside,
- "Conquest,
- congested,
- conquers,
- CONNEXIT,
- pre-conquest,
- congest,
- Conquassate,
- gunkiest,
- Kinkhost,
- coannexed,
- conquista,
- conacaste,
- contest,
- post-conquest,
- re-conquest,
- consequence,
- congestion,
- gangasati,
- self-conquest,
- gangsta.
Usage over time for conquest:
This graph shows how "conquest" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
Nearby words
Resources
- Correct spelling for conquest [Infographic] | Spellchecker.net
- conquest - English spelling dictionary
- Conquest | Definition of conquest by Merriam-Webster
- Conquest definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary
- Conquest | Definition of conquest at Dictionary.com
- Conquest dictionary definition | conquest defined
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