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Definition of vanquished - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
argumentovercome in an argument or debate
- He felt vanquished after losing the debate.
2.
conflictdefeated in a battle or competition
- The vanquished army retreated from the battlefield.
3.
emotionRare subdued or conquered emotionRare
- Her vanquished fears no longer troubled her.
Origin of vanquished
Latin, vincere (to conquer)
Examples of vanquished in a sentence
The vanquished opponent conceded gracefully. The vanquished team left the field in silence. The vanquished party conceded the election. His vanquished anger left him feeling peaceful. The vanquished sorrow was replaced by joy.
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- French:vaincu, maîtrisé, ...
- German:besiegt, geschlagen, ...
- Italian:sconfitto, sconfitte, ...
- Spanish:derrotado, ...
- Portuguese:derrotado, subjugado, ...
- Chinese:被击败, 被打败的, ...
- Japanese:打ち負かされた, 征服された, ...
- Arabic:مَغْلُوب, مُنْهَزِم, ...
- Hebrew:מְנוּצָח, מְנוּצָּח, ...
- Russian:побежденный, подавленный, ...
- Ukrainian:переможений, розбитий, ...
- Hindi:पराजित, पराभूत, ...
Definition of vanquish - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
competitiondefeat someone completely in a battle or competition
- The army managed to vanquish their enemies.
2.
emotionconquer an emotion or fear
- He vanquished his fear of heights.
3.
problem-solvingRare overcome a problem or difficultyRare
- She vanquished her fears and spoke confidently in public..
Origin of vanquish
Latin, vincere (to conquer)
Examples of vanquish in a sentence
The team worked hard to vanquish their opponents in the finals. She vanquished her anxiety before the exam. He vanquished his doubts about the project. He managed to vanquish all doubts before the exam. They worked hard to vanquish the obstacles in their way.
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- French:vaincre, surmonter, ...
- German:besiegen, überwinden, ...
- Italian:sconfiggere, superare, ...
- Spanish:vencer, superar, ...
- Portuguese:derrotar, superar, ...
- Chinese:击败, 克服, ...
- Japanese:打ち負かす, 克服する, ...
- Arabic:سَحَقَ, تَغَلَّبَ على, ...
- Hebrew:לְהָבִיס, לְהִתְגַּבֵּר עַל, ...
- Russian:победить, побороть, ...
- Ukrainian:перемогти, подолати, ...
- Hindi:पराजित करना, काबू पाना, ...
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