subjugation

• Substantiv, das die Handlung bezeichnet, jemanden oder etwas zu unterwerfen, oft mit Gewalt oder Herrschaft, einschließlich Eroberung oder gewaltsamer Unterdrückung.

A noun referring to the act of bringing someone or something under control, often through force or domination, involving conquest or cruel suppression.

unzählbar

1. Forced submission to controlC1formal

   The act of bringing someone or something under complete control, often against their will.

   Unterwerfung

   • The subjugation of the local population was achieved through military force.
   • History is filled with stories of the subjugation of weaker nations.
   • They resisted subjugation and fought for their independence.

   Synonymeconquestcontroldominationenslavementmasteryoppressionsubjectionsubordinationsuppression

   Antonymeautonomyemancipationfreedomindependenceliberation

2. Cruel dominationC1formal

   The act of dominating or controlling others through harsh or cruel means.

   Grausame Unterwerfung

   • The regime's subjugation of its citizens was brutal and inhumane.
   • Subjugation through cruelty often leads to rebellion.
   • The novel describes the subjugation of the working class by the industrialists.

   Synonymedominationenslavementoppressionrepressionsubjectionsuppressiontyranny

3. C1formal

   The act of conquering or bringing under control by force.

   Unterwerfung

   • The subjugation of the territory took several years of war.
   • The empire's expansion relied on the subjugation of neighboring lands.
   • The subjugation of the rebels was a turning point in the conflict.

   Synonymeconquestdominationmasteryoverthrowsubjection

   Antonymeemancipationfreedomliberation