a. poetic. rare. [f. CONQUER v. + -LESS.] Not to be conquered, invincible.
1595. Markham, Sir R. Grinvile, lv. (Arb.), 57. Which seeming conquerlesse, did conquests lend.
1868. Augusta Webster, trans. Medea, 13. Her passionate conquerless soul.
a. poetic. rare. [f. CONQUER v. + -LESS.] Not to be conquered, invincible.
1595. Markham, Sir R. Grinvile, lv. (Arb.), 57. Which seeming conquerlesse, did conquests lend.
1868. Augusta Webster, trans. Medea, 13. Her passionate conquerless soul.
