A person who is stronger than or who overcomes another, esp. in combat; a victor. Obsolete.

One who gains possession of a country, etc., by force of arms; one who subdues or subjugates a nation; one who conquers or vanquishes an adversary…

One who overcomes or vanquishes an adversary; the leader of an army which wins a battle or war. Sometimes collective, the winning army or nation…

A person who overcomes; a conqueror, a victor.

A discomfiter, victor.

A conqueror, subduer.

A conqueror, vanquisher, victor.

= conqueror, n.

One who daunts; †a subduer, vanquisher.

A person who or thing which overwhelms; a conqueror.

A person who or thing which discomfits someone or something.

a conqueror.

Chiefly with the or without article. The chief, most dominant, or pre-eminent person or thing; a leader. Also: †a victor (obsolete). Frequently with…

A victor or vanquisher.

One who triumphs; a victor, conqueror. Obsolete.

A victor, conqueror.

Conqueror.

Used allusively for a person like Timur, a conqueror, a scourge, a despot. Also attributive and in other combinations, as Tamerlane-like adj. or adv.

A person who or thing which defeats someone or something.

Victor.

A conqueror; spec. a Roman general who was granted a triumph; hence transferred.

= conqueror, n.

Applied to William I of England, the Conqueror.

A subduer, vanquisher.

A person who subjugates someone or something; a subduer, conqueror.

= conqueror, n.: used of the Spanish conquerors of Mexico and Peru, in the 16th century.