Subjugated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUBJUGATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SUBJUGATE, to bring under the yoke; to make subservient
• bring under domination or control, especially by conquest
• make someone or something subordinate to
ADJECTIVE:
• reduced to submission
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to bring under control and governance as a subject; conquer

Words related to SUBJUGATED

subjugate19

Words that contain SUBJUGATED

assubjugated23

How to use SUBJUGATED in a sentence

• He restored to the subjugated Saxons certain of the rights of which Charlemagne had deprived them.
• To the eye of reason and experience it seemed that France was to be henceforth ruled, as a subjugated country, by a foreign power.
• And then, dominated though she was by the virile authority which had just constrained and subjugated her, she did not yet yield.
• The Umbrians or Ambrons were driven out or subjugated.
• The Chou emperors had thus to hold in check the subjugated but warlike tribes of Turks and Mongols who lived quite close to their capital.
• The subjugated nation does not recognize this right of subjugation, and the more powerful civilized nation refuses to admit the claim of the subjugated to independence.
• It has always appeared to me that we poor women are easily silenced and subjugated by a strong masculine will.
• With ease he subjugated Tuscany, and in a triumphant march through Pisa and Siena, entered Rome as a conqueror.
• The island of Sicily was speedily subjugated and also attached to the Neapolitan crown.
• SICILY, subjugated and attached to the Neapolitan crown, 388.
• His mind, of course, except in certain moments when it all unconsciously was subjugated by her will, was a closed book to her.
• But in less than a hundred years this lion out of Arabia had subjugated Syria, Mesopotamia, Egypt, Northern Africa, and the Spanish Peninsula.
• Marcomir, the leader of the barbarian invaders, is subjugated by the charms of the priestess Floria, who, after the requisite amount of hesitation, falls duly into his arms.
• Attacked in these vast countries by the Huns, as has been mentioned in a preceding chapter, some were subjugated, and others compelled to abandon their habitations.
• But Bonivard in his prison was less to be pitied than the citizens of Geneva who remained in their subjugated city.
• They drove out their Slavic predecessors or subjugated them in the ninth century, and became masters of the Danubian plains.
• It is not merely that military service has been compulsory in Germany, but that almost everything else has been subjugated to the development of the army.
• The country was subjugated by the Turks, who retained possession of it until 1717.
• After their conquest by the Babylonians, the Jews were successively subjugated by the Greeks and Romans.
• This kernel for five hundred years was the little, but never subjugated, Montenegro, but lately the Piedmontal role has been transferred to Serbia.
• There was a sound in her voice, a sort of thrill of strength, which subjugated the girl at once, and made her forget her fears.
• And the heroic Sahadeva also, possessed of a mild disposition, then untied the string of that bow with which he had subjugated the countries of the south.
• Thou wert formerly the favourite charioteer of Arjuna, and it was with thee that that bull among the sons of Pandu had alone subjugated the whole earth.
• We are the more justified in seeing, in these dark cromlech-builders, the Fomorians of old Gaelic tradition, who came up out of the sea and subjugated the Firbolgs.
• He had poor teeth, but luxuriant hair, ruthlessly cut and disciplined and subjugated.
• He could meet dealers with a firm glance, for throughout life he had subjugated his desires to his resources.
• The whole country was now apparently subjugated, the hopes of the patriot were dimmed, and many took protection under the British standard.
• Still, there were large numbers of them that had never yet been subjugated.
• It is marvellous how this morbid and intense mind had brooded over a single subject, and how it had subjugated all history and all law to its single purpose.
• With the Germans dominant in Austria and the Magyars in Hungary, other nations have been scientifically subjugated.
• Elated by wealth and success, the Russian king began to impose heavier burdens of taxation upon subjugated nations.
• At the death of his father, Bayadour, many of the subjugated clans endeavored to break the yoke of the boy prince.
• Leaving troops in garrison throughout the subjugated country, the conqueror commenced his march towards the west, laden with the spoils of plundered cities.
• No one, that we know of, is more powerful in the production of a subjugated mind and of a moral character.

Similar words containing JUGAT without suffix ed and without prefix sub

jugate14 bijugate18 conjugate19 subjugate19 trijugate17 unijugate17 conjugated21 conjugates20 conjugator20 subjugates20 subjugator20 assubjugate21 conjugately24 conjugating22 conjugation21 conjugative24 conjugators21 multijugate21 subjugating22 subjugation21 subjugators21 assubjugated23 assubjugates22 conjugatings23 conjugations22 subjugations22 unconjugated23 assubjugating24 conjugateness23 conjugational23 nonconjugated24 conjugatenesses25 conjugationally28

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