Subjugation Meaning in English

word

US

ˌsʌbdʒʊˈɡeɪʃən

sub-juh-GAY-shun

UK

sˌʌbdʒuːɡˈeɪʃən

sub-joo-GAY-shun

परिभाषा

The act of bringing someone or something under control, especially by using force; making someone or a group obey completely.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Used in formal, academic, and historical contexts. Common with 'subjugation of people/nations/women.' Implies forceful, often unjust domination. Not used for mild or consensual control.

• Spanish: subyugación
• Portuguese (BR): subjugação
• Portuguese (PT): subjugação
• Chinese (Simplified): 征服 - 制服（使服从）
• Chinese (Traditional): 征服 - 制服（使服從）
• Hindi: विजय - अधीनता
• Arabic: إخضاع - استعباد
• Bengali: পরাধীনতা - দমন
• Russian: подчинение - порабощение
• Japanese: 征服 - 支配
• Vietnamese: sự khuất phục - sự áp bức
• Korean: 지배 - 정복
• Turkish: boyun eğdirme - hâkimiyet altına alma
• Urdu: اطاعت پر مجبور کرنا - غلامی
• Indonesian: penaklukan - penindasan

उदाहरण वाक्य

The subjugation of the people lasted for decades.

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Many history books discuss the subjugation of nations.

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He fought against the subjugation of his country.

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The documentary explores the subjugation of indigenous cultures over centuries.

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They viewed the new laws as a form of subjugation rather than protection.

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Women's subjugation in some societies has led to calls for reform.

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