Moderate as in captivity The state of being under the control or domination of another, often referred to as being in bondage. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Subjection'
The subjection of the ancient kingdom to the invading army marked the end of an era.
The subjection of workers to unjust labor conditions led to a widespread strike.
The struggle for civil rights aimed at ending the subjection of marginalized communities.
The rebellion sought to overthrow the oppressive subjection imposed by the tyrannical government.
The court case brought attention to the subjection faced by marginalized communities in the justice system.
The scientific research aimed to understand the subjection of particles to varying gravitational forces.
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