How to Say "conquered" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “conquered” is “sometido” — B1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
El pueblo estaba sometido a la voluntad del dictador.
The people were under the dictator's will.
No quiero vivir sometido a las reglas de nadie.
I don't want to live submissive to anyone's rules.
Él es muy sometido y nunca dice lo que piensa.
He is very submissive and never says what he thinks.
Matching Gender and Number
Since this word is acting like a description, it must change to match who you are talking about: 'sometido' (one male), 'sometida' (one female), 'sometidos' (group of males), or 'sometidas' (group of females).
Using with 'Estar'
We use the verb 'estar' with this word when we want to describe a state or situation someone is currently in, rather than their permanent personality.
Confusing with 'Obediente'
Mistake: “Él es muy obediente a su jefe.”
Correction: Él está sometido a su jefe.
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