conqueringly (quer as ker)

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 17
[Eng. conquering; -ly. In a conquering or overpowering manner; victoriously. *con-quer-le e (quer as ker), a. [Eng. conquer; -le .] Not capable of being conquered; in vincible. IMG:content-0648.png:[blocks in formation] make a conquest ; those who excel in any trial of skill are the victors ." (Crabb: Eng. Synon.) *con'-quer-oŭs (quer as ker), a. [Eng. con- quer; -ous.] Conquering, victorious. "The conquer ous hor e unluckie and unmindfull of his gaines." Fleming : Virgil , Georgic III ., p. 53. *căn-quěst, v . t. [O. Fr. conquesten.] To con- quer, to subdue. "Nabugodenozar makes much ioye, Nov he the kyng hatz conquest ." conscience
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