Moderate as in conquest The act of bringing someone or something under control, especially through conquest. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Subdual'
The chef demonstrated the art of subdual in taming the intense flavors of the spices, creating a harmonious and well-balanced dish.
In medieval times, knights were trained in the techniques of subdual to assert dominance over their opponents in battles and duels.
The chess grandmaster executed a brilliant subdual of the opponent's pieces, securing a strategic advantage in the middle of the intense match.
The captain planned a tactical subdual of the pirate crew, aiming to reclaim control of the ship and protect the valuable cargo.
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