Quotle Hints for September 26, 2024
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Hints
Hint 1: Category & Length
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Hint 1: Category & Length
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This is a History quote with 20 words. Difficulty: hard.
Hint 2: First Three Words
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Hint 2: First Three Words
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The quote starts with: "The greatest happiness..."
Hint 3: Author Clue
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Hint 3: Author Clue
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The author's first name is Genghis. They are known in the field of history.
Hint 4: Full Quote
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Hint 4: Full Quote
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The full quote is: "The greatest happiness is to vanquish your enemies to chase them before you and to rob them of their wealth"
Hint 5: Full Answer
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Hint 5: Full Answer
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"The greatest happiness is to vanquish your enemies to chase them before you and to rob them of their wealth" — Genghis Khan
Today's Answer
“The greatest happiness is to vanquish your enemies to chase them before you and to rob them of their wealth”
— Genghis Khan
How to Play Quotle
- A famous quote is hidden behind blanks.
- Guess one word at a time — if it's in the quote, all instances are revealed!
- The number shows how many times your word appears (e.g., 'for × 2').
- Once you reveal the full quote, guess who said it (3 tries).
- Fewer guesses = better score!
- Use hints if you're stuck — they reveal one random word.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Quotle answer today (September 26, 2024)?
The Quotle answer for September 26, 2024 is "The greatest happiness is to vanquish your enemies to chase them before you and to rob them of their wealth" by Genghis Khan. Use the progressive hints above to figure it out yourself!
How do you play Quotle?
Guess individual words that might be in the hidden quote. When you guess correctly, all instances of that word are revealed in their positions. Once the full quote is uncovered, guess who said it in 3 tries.
What category is today's Quotle?
Today's quote is in the History category. It has 20 words and is rated hard difficulty.