conquest
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- noun
- /ˈkɒŋkwɛst/
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conquista
- Chuck likes to brag about his conquests, not his victims.
- sexual conquest
Both are objects of male conquest.
- Both are objects of male conquest.
- I thought this conquest and consummation would be my crowning achievement.
- And then men judge are the men's status and resources and sexual conquest.
- Or, or, or she was more the flirt and was always bragging about all these conquests and different things.
- You're so locked into what you want, what you desire on the surface that you see it almost as a game, a conquest.
Examples
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You're my first conquest!
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Did you have to make your conquest public?
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But have a look at me like I'm a conquest of sorts.
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Nico liked the conquest, not the women.
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Tonight Miss March shall have as many conquests as she likes.
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Well, that's quite a conquest.
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And though things are hard right now, I promise, it won't last beyond his next romantic conquest.
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You were due to be Ethan Rembrandt's next conquest!
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In general, men support their fellow brethren's sexual conquest, while women look down upon their sisters' promiscuity.
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He considered winning her heart a great conquest of his romantic pursuits.
Synonyms
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An action that attracts someone for romantic or sexual reasons
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An act of having sex with someone after getting them to agree, seen as an achievement
Antonyms
Compounds
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An act of having sex with someone after getting them to agree, seen as an achievement
The 1066 attack by the Normans after the Battle of Hastings that led to their rule of England
A secret armed group in Egypt that wants to replace the government with a strict Islamic state
How Romantic
Surface Forms
Etymology
Conquest comes from Latin parts con- ('together') and quaerere ('to seek'), and is related to the word quest. A helpful way to remember the romantic meaning is to think of a love conquest as 'winning' someone's heart, which is why the word can mean a person someone has seduced.