vanquishment
Complete enemy overthrow
Vanquishment is the act of defeating or conquering completely.
The word is rarely used; victory, defeat, or conquest typically serve the same purpose with less formality: The vanquishment of their enemies took three long years.
It carries a literary or archaic flavor.
Defeating and seizing control
- subjugationForcing into submission
- routOverwhelming one-sided victory
- annihilationUtter, complete destruction
- obliterationTotal destruction or erasure
downfall · capitulation · surrender · domination · overthrow · crushing · trouncing · drubbing
Exalted honor and praise
- supremacyHighest rank or power
- dominanceSuperior influence over others
- masteryComplete skill or control
- championTop competitor, or advocate
winner · laurels · conqueror · vindication · exultation · jubilation · celebration · ascendancy
Capacity to recover quickly
- perseveranceSustained resolve despite obstacles
- prevailingMost common or accepted
- conqueringDefeating and taking control
- surmountingPrevailing over difficulties
endurance · tenacity · determination · fortitude · grit · willpower · recovery · triumph
conquest
Defeating and seizing control
- subjugationForcing into submission
- routOverwhelming one-sided victory
- annihilationUtter, complete destruction
obliteration · downfall · capitulation · surrender · domination · overthrow · crushing · trouncing · drubbing · thrashing
glory
Exalted honor and praise
- supremacyHighest rank or power
- dominanceSuperior influence over others
- masteryComplete skill or control
champion · winner · laurels · conqueror · vindication · exultation · jubilation · celebration · ascendancy · prevalence
resilience
Capacity to recover quickly
- perseveranceSustained resolve despite obstacles
- prevailingMost common or accepted
- conqueringDefeating and taking control
surmounting · endurance · tenacity · determination · fortitude · grit · willpower · recovery · triumph · breakthrough
vanquishmentdefeat
Victory over another
loss · failure · subjugation · overthrow · capitulation
vanquishmentsurrender
Cease resistance, yield
yielding · capitulation · submission · acquiescence · concession
victory, convince, convict, invincible, vanquish, evince, vanquisher, vanquished, vanquishing