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Meanings of subjugate in English
Usage of subjugate in English
1
But now we are fighting to subjugate the South; that is, Slavery.
2
Indeed, in everything, Sarah seemed to subjugate herself to her husband's will.
3
It was not so easy to persuade, subjugate, and convince the judge.
4
Philip desires not to subjugate your city, but to destroy it utterly.
5
Surely, God would not much longer permit this fiend to subjugate me.
6
They weren't trying to subjugate the Huks, but to make them behave.
7
It will require great work to subjugate them, to properly harvest their endowments.
8
But a smaller group willingly subjugate themselves to specific infowar efforts.
9
How many people does the agency behind it intend to subjugate?
10
So the armies of England were sent to subjugate the country.
11
This one will subjugate the Madras, the Kalingas, and the Kaikeyas.
12
Perhaps not, as the English built their castles here to subjugate the natives.
13
The copy admonished human nature to subjugate the fire of every fierce desire.
14
Maybe they were afraid that Park would subjugate them with time.
15
American bandits would subjugate and annex the richest portion of Mexico.
16
Some would like to subjugate us to certain parts of the Mosaic Law.
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United Kingdom
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