vanquish in Latin
vanquish in Latin is ēvincō — vanquish means to defeat someone or something completely, especially in a fight or contest.
vanquish in Latin
ēvincō
(transitive) To defeat (someone); to overcome.
What does "vanquish" mean?
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verb To defeat someone or something completely, especially in a fight or contest.
"The knight vanquished his rival in single combat."
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vanquish in a sentence
- The knight vanquished his rival in single combat.
- The team vanquished every opponent on their way to the championship.
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What is "vanquish" in Latin?
"vanquish" in Latin is ēvincō. vanquish means: To defeat someone or something completely, especially in a fight or contest.
How do you use "vanquish" in a sentence?
Example: "The knight vanquished his rival in single combat." In Latin, "vanquish" is ēvincō.
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