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Asentence with the word conquestly in?

The word "conquestly" is not a standard English word. It's likely a misspelling or a made-up word.

If you're looking for a sentence using a word with a similar meaning, here are some options:

* Conquest: "The Roman conquest of Gaul was a significant event in history."

* Conquering: "The team was focused on conquering their fear of failure."

* Conqueringly: (While not common, this could be used in a metaphorical sense) "She looked at him conqueringly, her eyes sparkling with challenge."

Please clarify what you're trying to say, and I can help you find the right word!

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