Moderate as in inflict To place under the influence, control, or dominance of something, as in preponderate. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Subjected'
The workers were subjected to long hours and strenuous conditions during the construction of the bridge.
The soldiers were subjected to rigorous training to prepare for the demanding mission ahead.
Citizens should not be subjected to unwarranted surveillance that violates their privacy rights.
Students were subjected to a challenging exam that assessed their understanding of advanced mathematical concepts.
The teacher subjected the students to a challenging math quiz to assess their understanding.
The coach subjected the athletes to a demanding training regimen to enhance their performance.
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