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conquered (verb (past tense and past participle) / adjective)
To have been defeated and brought under control by force, or to have successfully overcome a difficult challenge, emotion, or obstacle. It implies a sense of total mastery and victory over something that was previously a threat or a barrier.
"The army marched through the conquered city."
Think of a 'King' who 'Conquered' a 'Kingdom.' All three words start with a strong 'K' sound. The King is the Conqueror...
I conquered over my fear of heights. → I conquered my fear of heights.
The conquering people were very sad after the war. → The conquered people were very sad after the war.
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