Subduing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUBDUING in dictionary:

VERB:
• SUBDUE, to bring under control, also SUBDEW
• overcome, quieten, or bring under control (a feeling or person)
• bring (a country or people) under control by force

Words related to SUBDUING

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How to use SUBDUING in a sentence

• After the fall of Mahomet, the general of Yussef had little difficulty in subduing the princes of Andalusia.
• They felt the impossibility of subduing a nation determined to be free, by such forces as England could send across the ocean.
• Is it here that suspicion rests her charge? Sometimes we are told that this fund of corruption is to be exhausted by the President in subduing the virtue of the Senate.
• He possesses great knowledge of detail, which he knows how to keep in its place, subduing it, and rendering it subservient to the general effect.
• They came as far as Antioch, subduing the whole country before them.
• Pompey at length succeeded, by great efforts, in subduing this spirit, and bringing back the army to their duty.
• The task of subduing the wilderness is not very remunerative.
• For this reason Julius Caesar, upon subduing the Gauls, made them cut off their hair, as a token of submission.
• The sun was sinking towards the west, and shed his subduing beams over the face of nature.
• There he remained for several years, fighting and subduing the natives round St.
• The Turks for various reasons never succeeded in subduing Serbia and the various Serb lands as completely as they had subdued, or rather annihilated, Bulgaria.
• At the moment when Locke was actually subduing all of his assailants the door to the cellar suddenly opened and the huge figure of the Automaton strode out.
• For several years the great conqueror engaged himself in thus subduing rebellious tribes and extending his territory.
• But there was a stoical element in him, lying beneath this easy and pleasure-loving temperament, and subduing and controlling it.
• He still had the confidence of Washington, who assigned him to the important task of governing the new Northwest Territory, and subduing the Indians who overran it.
• At length, by the aid of Gian Giacomo Medici, sprung from an obscure Milanese family, who had been trained in the Spanish methods of warfare, he succeeded in subduing Siena.
• The attitude suggested a sorrow healed by the long years until it was no more a pain, but a memory so subduing that it depressed.
• Now shall the longing to conquer that racketh me be fed! Go on in thy rebellion, Masanath! Gods! but thou art a foe worthy the subduing! I would not have thee give up to me now.
• Instead of subduing the soul with bewilderment, it inspired with courage, confidence, hope.
• So engrossed was Calumet with his work of subduing the still struggling parent that he did not hear a slight sound behind him.
• He succeeded in subduing the insurgents, and killed Athenio with his own hand.
• Few military events occurred during this reign, the empire being perfectly quiet, except where the active Agricola was subduing the wandering tribes of Scotland.
• And three nights and three days were they subduing the men that were in the city and taking the castle.
• After Leclerc had lost heavily, and began to despair of subduing his able opponent by force of arms, he had recourse to strategy.
• Campbell in subduing the Burmese provinces of Tavoy and Mergui, and the whole coast of Tenasserim.
• Miss Fleet was an excellent hand at subduing, or, if that were impossible, at getting neatness into agitation.
• Sitting alone, lying down alone, walking alone without ceasing, and alone subduing himself, let a man be happy near the edge of a forest.
• Subduing this southern region and thus extending the supremacy of Egypt in the regions of the upper Nile, Thutmosis was able to end his days in the enjoyment of profound peace.
• When these things were over he made excursions against adversaries on every side, he and his brothers Simon and Jonathan subduing in turn Idumaea, Gilead, Jazer, Tyre, and Ashdod.
• Subduing all factions, he ruled justly for thirty-one years, leaving five sons.
• The church exerted all her strength in subduing violence, and the character of her remedies are illustrative of the evils they were intended to abate.

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