Synonym: vanquisher. Similar words: conquer, conquering, unconquerable, conquest, conquistador, jonquil, emperor, whether or. Meaning: ['kɑŋkərər /'kɒŋkərə] 
n. someone who is victorious by force of arms.
n. someone who is victorious by force of arms. 
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(1) They abandoned the city to the conqueror.
(2) We shall never yield to a conqueror.
(3) The conqueror tried to make the natives abjure their religion.
(4) He grovelled at the feet of conqueror.
(5) We shall never surrender to a conqueror.
(6) The conquered had to render tribute to the conqueror.
(7) William the Conqueror was the first Norman King of England.
(8) A powerful outside conqueror can hold antithetical groups together.
(9) In 1066 William the Conqueror raised an army and invaded England.
(10) The conquered rendered tribute to the conqueror.
(11) The conqueror passed over the bodies into the city.
(12) He easily overcame Garcia, Saturday's conqueror of Ernie Els.
(13) William the Conqueror, ie King William I of England.
(14) The invasion was led by William the Conqueror.
(15) The conqueror dictated the surrender terms.
(16) England's feudalism under the rule of William the Conqueror.
(17) He is the greatest conqueror who has conquered himself.
(18) So did William the Conqueror.
(19) The conqueror dictated terms to the surrender.
(20) The summer came upon the country like a conqueror.
(21) The captives prostrated themselves before the conqueror.
(22) He said he would never grovel before a conqueror.
(23) Polo : From William the Conqueror to Elizabeth I(sentencedict.com), Britain royal families all had blood ties.
(24) Every Israelite a conqueror that day because of David's victory.
(25) Edward the Confessor was a cousin of the Conqueror, had more Danish and Norman in his ancestry than Anglo-Saxon.
(26) "He who supplies a conqueror has conquered, " said the Mawlawi Sahib, quoting a verse from the Qur'an, his eyes still fixed at the floor.
(27) After numerous defeats in the boxing ring the conquered finally became the conqueror.
(28) Not impossibly there was a resistance movement in the Fens, as later under William the Conqueror, and ecclesiastics became involved.
(29) For one instant I saw you, erect on tiptoe, ruling your orchestra and transfigured by the expression of a conqueror.
(30) William the First's Domesday book is both a historical treasure and the tool of a conqueror.
More similar words: conquer, conquering, unconquerable, conquest, conquistador, jonquil, emperor, whether or, bitter orange, sooner or later, for better or worse, conjuror, coniferous, conference room, query, puerile, rescuer, guerilla, querulous, exchequer, guerrilla, beleaguer, masquerade, sauerkraut, blue ribbon, juror, furor, error, masquerading, nom de guerre.