Advanced as in conquest The state of being under the control or authority of someone or something. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Subjection'
The subjection of the conquered territories led to widespread discontent among the local population.
The queen's subjection to the parliament's decisions highlighted the shift in political power.
The treaty marked the end of the nation's subjection to foreign rule and established sovereignty.
The subjection of the protagonist to external pressures drove the novel's narrative forward.
The court ruling emphasized the subjection of the corporation to legal regulations.
The workers sought liberation from the subjection to oppressive working conditions.
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