Definition Synonyms
Definition of subjection - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
submissionforced submission to authority
- The subjection of the rebels was brutal.
2.
controlstate of being under control or influence
- Her subjection to the rules was evident.
Expressions with subjection
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force someone or something to obey or be controlled
The king sought to bring the rebels into subjection.
Origin of subjection
Latin, subicere (to subject)
Terms with subjection included in their meaning
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subjection
be subjected to authority or influence
dependence
state of subjection or servitude
Examples of subjection in a sentence
The subjection of the population was complete. The subjection of the citizens was evident under the new regime. His subjection to peer pressure led to poor decisions.
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- French:soumission, dépendance, ...
- German:Unterwerfung, Unterordnung, ...
- Italian:sottomissione, dipendenza, ...
- Spanish:subyugación, subordinación, ...
- Portuguese:submissão, subordinação, ...
- Chinese:征服, 服从, ...
- Japanese:服従, 従属, ...
- Arabic:إِخْضاع, خُضُوع, ...
- Hebrew:שִׁיעְבּוּד, כְּנִיעָה, ...
- Russian:подчинение, зависимость, ...
- Ukrainian:підкорення, залежність, ...
- Hindi:अधीनता, वशीभूतता, ...
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