subjection
sybʒɛksjɔ̃
Definition
Definition of subjection - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, feminine
1.
soumissionRare état de soumission ou de dépendance envers une autoritéRare
- Les citoyens refusent la subjection imposée par le régime autoritaire.
2.
rhétoriqueTECH. figure de style qui consiste à devancer les objections possiblesTECH.
- L'orateur utilise la subjection pour renforcer son argumentation.
Origin of subjection
latin, subiectio (action de placer dessous) + facere (faire)
Examples of subjection in a sentence
Ils ont vécu des années sous la subjection économique d’un créancier sans scrupules. Sa subjection habile désamorce toute contestation dans la salle. La subjection, bien utilisée, donne l’illusion d’un dialogue avec le public.
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- English:subjugation, procatalepsis, ...
- German:Unterwerfung, Vorwegnahme von Einwänden, ...
- Italian:soggezione, subiezione, ...
- Spanish:subyugación, prolepsis, ...
- Portuguese:subjugação, subjeção, ...
- Chinese:屈从, 预设反对, ...
- Japanese:隷属, 予想反論, ...
- Arabic:خضوع, استباق الاعتراض, ...
- Hebrew:שִׁעְבּוּד, הַצָּגַת הִתְנַגְּדוּיוֹת מְרֹאשׁ, ...
- Russian:подчинение, субъекция, ...
- Ukrainian:підкорення, суб'єкція, ...
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