noun
Uncommon
conquering
Conquering (noun) means the act of defeating and taking control of something. Example: “The conquering of the region took nearly a decade.”
noun
1
The act of defeating and taking control of something.
"The conquering of the region took nearly a decade."
How to use conquering
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe act of winning control over something through force or effort.
Common pairings
a conquering hero
conquering army
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Word forms
- Plural
- conquerings
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Etymology
From "conquer" + the suffix "-ing."
Synonyms
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Rhymes for conquering
peering
tapering
lowering
covering
offering
entering
altering
cheering
steering
uttering
ordering
towering
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Frequently asked questions
What does “conquering” mean?
The word “conquering” means the act of defeating and taking control of something. In plain terms, the act of winning control over something through force or effort.
How do you use “conquering” in a sentence?
Here is “conquering” used in a sentence: “The conquering of the region took nearly a decade.”
What part of speech is “conquering”?
“Conquering” is a noun.
Is “conquering” a common word?
“Conquering” is an uncommon word in modern English.
