Definition
Definition of subjugating - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
controllingRare bringing under control or dominationRare
- The subjugating force quickly took over the small village.
- The subjugating regime imposed strict laws.
- Their subjugating tactics were evident in the conquered territories.
Origin of subjugating
Latin, sub (under) + jugum (yoke)
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- French:assujettissant, ...
- German:unterdrückend, ...
- Italian:sottomettente, ...
- Spanish:dominante, ...
- Portuguese:subjugador, ...
- Chinese:使服从的, ...
- Japanese:支配する, ...
- Arabic:مُخْضِع, ...
- Hebrew:מְשַׁעְבֵּד, ...
- Russian:подчиняющий, ...
- Ukrainian:підкорюючий, ...
- Hindi:वर्चस्वी, ...
Definition of subjugate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
dominationimpose control over a group by force
- The empire sought to subjugate neighboring lands.
- They aimed to subjugate the rebellious province.
- The dictator tried to subjugate the free press.
Origin of subjugate
Latin, sub (under) + jugum (yoke)
View all translations of subjugate
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- French:soumettre, ...
- German:unterwerfen, ...
- Italian:soggiogare, ...
- Spanish:subyugar, ...
- Portuguese:subjugar, ...
- Chinese:征服, ...
- Japanese:支配下に置く, ...
- Arabic:أَخْضَعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְשַׁעְבֵּד, ...
- Russian:подчинять, ...
- Ukrainian:підкорювати, ...
- Hindi:अधीन करना, ...
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