Subjugation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUBJUGATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of subjugating
• the action of bringing someone or something under domination or control
• The act of subjugating, or the state of being subjugated.
• forced submission to control by others
• the act of subjugating by cruelty
• the act of conquering
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to bring under control and governance as a subject; conquer

Words related to SUBJUGATION

subjugate19

Words that contain SUBJUGATION

subjugations22

How to use SUBJUGATION in a sentence

• The third stage may be said to have ended with the fall of Antwerp and the subjugation of all Belgium but a small portion of its southwestern territory.
• More blood was shed at this famous siege, which lasted three years, than ought to have sufficed for the subjugation of Asia.
• The king was in a hurry to return to France in order to finish the subjugation of the Reformers in the south, commanded by the Duke of Rohan.
• But this does not stand, as in the past, for the subjugation of peoples and countries for the sake of gaining their products, but for the privilege of selling them products.
• She raised her mask for an instant, and his subjugation was complete.
• There still, however, remained a certain amount of subjugation to be effected.
• In fine, by this system, he would have effected a military occupation of Spain without its subjugation.
• When, pausing in her labours, she offers them her own cigarette case with the genuine simplicity and grace of a child offering sweetmeats, their subjugation is complete.
• He was released, at last, to command the expedition against Porto Rico, which resulted in the complete and speedy subjugation of that island.
• They had determined upon the complete subjugation of all England.
• The creditors, for their private gain, induced the Nabob to attempt the subjugation of other native princes, among whom was Hyder Ali.
• It fails to accomplish, either in Paris or in London, the subjugation by terror of the people for which Germans seem to hope.
• The more evident became her subjugation, the more he seemed anxious to treat her with a delicate deference.
• I told him about the Ethiopic secret plans for the invasion of Mexico as a stepping-stone to the subjugation of Mittel-Amerika.
• The subjugation of Austria-Hungary, which would have presented a different task under ordinary conditions, became in these circumstances comparatively very simple.
• Twelve years elapsed between the subjugation of Latium and the commencement of the Second Samnite War.
• The subjugation of Spain was regarded by Scipio as only a means to an end.
• Because she wished Austria to go on with the subjugation of Servia.
• By its sound and reasonable system, we have achieved the subjugation of all nations.
• Several skirmishes took place, but the rainy season and sickness, added to the difficulties of the country, prevented our troops from completing their subjugation.
• The Spanish power was still attempting the subjugation of the Netherlands, and it was the ambition of Philip II to bring England also under his own sway and that of Rome.
• In 222, Italy was extended to its natural boundary, the Alps, by the subjugation of the Gauls north of the Po.
• Sir Henry Clinton then embarked with the main army for New York, leaving four thousand troops for the further subjugation of the South.
• She kept her own tame chaplain, and she kept him in a very edifying subjugation.
• Mexico has fitted out no formidable armament by land or by sea for the subjugation of Texas.
• You will be at the mercy of the successful general whose triumph may make him the idol of the armed millions that alone can accomplish our subjugation.
• In March Lord Kitchener formulated a plan for the subjugation of the Northern Transvaal.
• The Novgorodians had bidden defiance to his authority, and their subjugation was essential, before any troops could be spared to chastise the heir of Mstislaf.
• The entire subjugation of the Tartars in Kezan terrified the horde in Tauride, lest their turn to be overwhelmed should next come.
• The subjugation of the passions, which it is the direct tendency of Christianity to effect, would produce this end.
• The early subjugation of the will is insisted upon in all genuine Quaker families.

Similar words containing JUGA without suffix tion and without prefix sub

juga12 ajuga13 jugal13 ajugas14 jugals14 jugate14 jugaad15 jugaads16 bijugate18 conjugal18 conjugant19 conjugate19 subjugate19 trijugate17 unijugate17 conjugable22 conjugally23 conjugants20 conjugated21 conjugates20 conjugator20 subjugable22 subjugated21 subjugates20 subjugator20 unconjugal20 assubjugate21 conjugality24 conjugately24 conjugating22 conjugation21 conjugative24 conjugators21 multijugate21 subjugating22 subjugators21 assubjugated23 assubjugates22 conjugatings23 conjugations22 subjugations22 unconjugated23 assubjugating24 conjugalities23 conjugateness23 conjugational23 nonconjugated24 conjugatenesses25 conjugationally28

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