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conquerable

/ˈkɒŋ.kər.ə.bəl/

Traduction: Adjectif signifiant qui peut être conquis, vaincu ou surmonté ; rare en anglais moderne.

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/ˈkɒŋ.kər.ə.bəl/C2formalobsolète
  • frAdjectif signifiant qui peut être conquis, vaincu ou surmonté ; rare en anglais moderne.

An adjective meaning capable of being conquered or overcome; now rarely used in modern English.

  1. Subject to being conquered or overcomeC1formal

    Capable of being defeated, subdued, subdued, or brought under control by force or effort.

    frConquérable

    • The fortress was considered conquerable with enough troops.
    • Ancient empires often viewed neighboring lands as conquerable territories.
    • The disease, though severe, was conquerable with modern medicine.

    Synonymesbeatablesubjugablesurmountablevincible

    Antonymesimpregnableindomitableinvincibleinvulnerableunbeatableunconquerable

  2. Capable of being surmounted or excelledC1formal

    Able to be overcome, surpassed, or dealt with successfully, especially regarding challenges or obstacles.

    frsurmontable

    • Her fear of public speaking was conquerable with practice.
    • The mountain peak was difficult but conquerable for experienced climbers.
    • Every problem is conquerable if you approach it with determination.

    Synonymesbeatablesuperablesurmountablevincible

    Antonymesinsurmountableinvincibleunconquerable

Formes
  • more conquerable comparative form
  • most conquerable superlative form
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