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Subjection
01
the process of forcing something or someone under one's control
Example
Historically, the subjection of nations through conquest was a common feature of empires.
The rebellion was crushed, resulting in the subjection of the insurgent forces.
Through diplomatic efforts, they sought to avoid the subjection of their country to foreign rule.
02
the condition of being under the authority or control of an external force such as another country
Example
The oppressive regime maintained subjection through fear and intimidation, stifling dissent.
Under the subjection of a strict ruler, the citizens had to follow rigid rules and regulations.
Workers protested against the subjection to harsh working conditions, demanding better treatment.
Example
Historically, the subjection of nations through conquest was a common feature of empires.
The rebellion was crushed, resulting in the subjection of the insurgent forces.
Through diplomatic efforts, they sought to avoid the subjection of their country to foreign rule.
The army's subjection of the enemy territory was swift and decisive.
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