Subjection is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUBJECTION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of making subject
• forced submission to control by others
• the act of conquering
• the action of subjecting a country or person to one's control, or the fact of being subjected
ADJECTIVE:
• The act of subjecting, or of bringing under the dominion of another; the act of subduing.
• The state of being subject, or under the power, control, and government of another; a state of obedience or submissiveness; as, the safety of life, liberty, and property depends on our subjection to the laws.

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How to use SUBJECTION in a sentence

• The Moors and Numidians were terrified with subjection to the government of Masinissa, which he would exercise with despotic severity.
• The other part of that country is likewise under subjection, and pays an yearly tribute of 20,000 yperperas.
• Therefore as the congregation is in subjection to Christ, likewise let the wives be in subjection to their husbands in all things.
• Originality was in its case excluded not merely by want of aesthetic freedom, but in the first instance, probably, by its subjection to police control.
• My rebellious members are brought into subjection! I am king of myself! Hurrah! Good-bye, dearest friend.
• We will admit that her inhabitants are reduced to subjection.
• No one can imagine that he could wish the rod to be used when complete subjection to the parental authority could be secured by more gentle means.
• Now am I the cause of all this, for now I know it was Sir Launcelot that kept his enemies in subjection.
• His naturally violent temper was brought under almost complete subjection.
• He resolved upon a desperate effort to bring Hungary into subjection.
• Every step in securing the subjection of the conquered country was attended with the utmost care in providing for its peace and internal order.
• All orders of men were inflamed with indignation at seeing the military prevail over the civil power, and king and parliament at once reduced to subjection by a mercenary army.
• A numerous army served equally to retain every one in implicit subjection to established authority, and to strike a terror into foreign nations.
• Who would free him, who could free him of the bonds which held him in subjection to so cruel a fate? CHAPTER XXIII.
• And her subjection to Basterga, the man of evil past the evil name, was a fact.
• Or, destroying his entire host, we will bring Matsya under subjection.
• We laugh it off, and do not weigh this Subjection to Women with that Seriousness which so important a Circumstance deserves.
• Yet the subjection in which this small force keeps the natives, is beyond belief.
• All above was intangible power, all below quiet subjection.
• In a being well-organized, if Conservation or Happiness were the grand aim, such subjection would be a great mistake.
• Such a choice of subjection is the singular opportunity of the Englishman.
• The Rhine Valley, after long subjection to the Romans, had acquired houses, temples, fortresses and roads such as the Romans always built.
• This was a singular instance, for in general they are observed on this coast to be much less cheerful than the men, and apparently under great awe and subjection.
• It is plain to modern white civilization that the subjection of the white working classes cannot much longer be maintained.
• The powerful tribe was soon brought again into subjection to the Russian crown.
• The chief of one of these tribes, greedy of renown and power, conquered several of the adjacent tribes, and brought them into very willing subjection to his sway.

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