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Based on this etymological information, what are the roots of the word conquer? Latin, com "with, together" Latin, contra "against" Latin, conationem "an endeavoring" Latin, quadrare "to square" Latin, quaerere "to seek, acquire" Latin, quaere "ask" Latin com + Latin quaerere Latin contra + Latin quaere Latin contra + Latin quadrare Latin conationem + Latin quadrare
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