acquest (Meaning)
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acquest (n.)
Acquisition; the thing gained.
Property acquired by purchase, gift, or otherwise than by inheritance.
Synonyms & Antonyms of acquest
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
acquest Sentence Examples
- In medieval times, acquiring land was often referred to as an acquest.
- The nobleman celebrated his recent acquest of a vast estate in the countryside.
- The historical records detailed the king's various acquests during his reign.
- The merchant's successful trade ventures resulted in the continuous acquest of valuable goods.
- The explorer's journeys led to the acquest of new territories for his homeland.
- A wise ruler strategized his military campaigns to ensure successful acquests of neighboring territories.
- The historian studied ancient texts to uncover the details of the empire's acquests.
- The royal decree announced the king's official acquest of a neighboring province.
- The legal document recorded the peaceful acquest of adjacent lands through diplomatic negotiations.
- Knights often earned recognition and reward through acts of valor that contributed to the kingdom's acquest.
FAQs About the word acquest
Acquisition; the thing gained., Property acquired by purchase, gift, or otherwise than by inheritance.
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In medieval times, acquiring land was often referred to as an acquest.
The nobleman celebrated his recent acquest of a vast estate in the countryside.
The historical records detailed the king's various acquests during his reign.
The merchant's successful trade ventures resulted in the continuous acquest of valuable goods.
