We must vanquish our enemies.
Source: tatoeba (5922007)
Vanquish
//ˈvæŋkwɪʃ//
Synonyms for "vanquish" (65 found)
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Closest matches (13)
Strong matches (20)
Related words (32)
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Translations
51 translations across 26 languages.
Bengali
1 entries- পরাভূত করা verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
Bulgarian
4 entries- надвивам verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
- надвия verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
- победя verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
- побеждавам verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
Central Kurdish
1 entries- بەزاندِن verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 征服 verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
- 消滅 /消灭 verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
Cornish
1 entries- tryghi verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
Dutch
1 entries- overwinnen, verslaan verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
Finnish
3 entries- kukistaa verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
- päihittää verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
- voittaa verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
French
1 entries- vaincre verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
Galician
1 entries- vencer verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
Georgian
3 entries- გადალახვა verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
- გამარჯვება verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
- დაპყრობა verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
German
1 entries- besiegen verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
Greek
1 entries- καταβάλλω verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
Italian
3 entries- sconfiggere verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
- sopraffare verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
- vincere verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
Japanese
2 entries- やっつける verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
- 倒す verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
Khmer
1 entries- ឈ្នះ verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
Latin
1 entries- ēvincō verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
Māori
1 entries- takapapa verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
Norwegian
2 entries- nedkjempe verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
- overvinne verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
Occitan
2 entries- vencir verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
- véncer verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
Portuguese
3 entries- derrotar verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
- superar verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
- vencer verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
Russian
4 entries- победи́ть verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
- побежда́ть verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
- покори́ть verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
- покоря́ть verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
Sanskrit
2 entries- जयति verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
- सहते verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
Serbo-Croatian
3 entries- pobijediti verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
- poraziti verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
- potući verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
Spanish
1 entries- vencer verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
Swedish
2 entries- besegra verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
- övervinna verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
Turkish
2 entries- alt etmek verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
- yenmek verb (to defeat (someone) — see also overcome)
Sample sentences
7 total sentences available.
We must vanquish our foes.
Source: tatoeba (5922011)
We must vanquish our opponents.
Source: tatoeba (5922051)
It is believed that on this day, Goddess Parvati presented a lance to Lord Murugan to vanquish the demon army of Tarakasura and combat their evil deeds.
Source: tatoeba (11339150)
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