conquer in Greek
conquer in Greek is κατακτώ, νικώ — conquer means to defeat and take control of a place, people, or army by force.
conquer in Greek
κατακτώ
Pronounced: katakto
νικώ
Pronounced: niko
To overcome an abstract obstacle.
What does "conquer" mean?
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verb To defeat and take control of a place, people, or army by force.
"The empire conquered much of the known world within a century."
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verb To overcome a difficult challenge, feeling, or obstacle.
"It took years of therapy for him to conquer his fear of flying."
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conquer in a sentence
- The empire conquered much of the known world within a century.
- The invading army hoped to conquer the whole valley before winter arrived.
- It took years of therapy for him to conquer his fear of flying.
- She trained for months to conquer the mountain trail.
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What is "conquer" in Greek?
"conquer" in Greek is κατακτώ, νικώ. conquer means: To defeat and take control of a place, people, or army by force.
How do you pronounce κατακτώ?
"conquer" in Greek is κατακτώ, pronounced "katakto".
How do you use "conquer" in a sentence?
Example: "The empire conquered much of the known world within a century." In Greek, "conquer" is κατακτώ, νικώ.
Are there other ways to say "conquer" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "conquer": κατακτώ, νικώ.
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