pervinco.
to conquer, defeat completely
Meaning & usage
to conquer, defeat completely
to conquer, defeat completely to come out an undisputed victor, gain a complete victory (over someone)
to prevail (intransitive); to prevail over (transitive)
to prevail (intransitive); to prevail over (transitive) to prevail upon someone, to overcome one's will (often with great effort); to force or induce; (loosely) to persuade, convince someone
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to prevail (intransitive); to prevail over (transitive) to prevail as to effect or bring about something with much labor, to achieve
to prevail (intransitive); to prevail over (transitive) to carry a point, maintain an opinion
to prevail (intransitive); to prevail over (transitive) to prove, demonstrate
Where this word comes from
Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *per-der. Proto-Italic *peri- Latin per- Proto-Indo-European *weyk- Proto-Indo-European *winékti ~ *winkénti Proto-Italic *winkō Latin vincō Latin pervincō From per- (“utterly, thoroughly”) + vincō (“to defeat, vanquish, beat”).
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