vanquish literary

"You think the Power could be used to vanquish these?"

With their great numbers they vanquish all who go up against them.

I see no reason why they should not be able to vanquish the French in the field.

The issue, therefore, had been how to vanquish my reason.

This is, to put it simply, an enemy that we must vanquish.

In this game the player had to vanquish an evil king.

She's not going to trust herself until she does meet and vanquish the Wolf.

The demon he'd once sought to vanquish had been death itself.

Young Agnes was the one to finally vanquish the giant.

But the issue in this race is not which of the eight would be most likely to vanquish the Republican opposition.

I tried to vanquish every impure thought from my head.

With Lan by his side he could face anything and vanquish any fear.

"It would be most exciting to watch you vanquish your opponents, one after the other!"

A unique strategy has to be devised to vanquish him.

All of them must see you challenge the traitor and vanquish him.

She could gain no honor by vanquishing such a creature.

"You think you'll discover some way to vanquish her in these old tales?"

With support, science has a good shot at vanquishing this devastating illness.

It is impossible to vanquish an army without having a full account of its strength.

The women are usually strong but possessed with demons they must vanquish.

I'd thought I could vanquish the Thing in the kitchen.

Bruce Lee had just finished vanquishing a small army of bad guys.

If you would vanquish them, you must attack by night.

Mr. Bush said he would vanquish the problem through tax reform.

They are the force advertisers aim to vanquish in order to sell to their kids.