Thesaurus / subjection
- as inliability
- as inloyalty
- as inoppression
- as inresponsibility
- as inservitude
- as inslavery
- as insubmission
- as inenslavement
- as inbondage
- as incaptivity
- as inreduction
- as inopenness
- as inserfdom
- as inservileness
- as inservility
- as insusceptibleness
- as inthralldom
- as invilleinage
- as invulnerability
- as invulnerableness
- as inconquest
- as incontrol
- as independence/dependency
- as inforce
- as inhumility
other words for subjection
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opposites of subjection
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EXAMPLE SENTENCES FROM THE WEB
And thou didst bow thyself to women: and by thy body thou wast brought under subjection.
Nicholson and John Lawrence were there; could they hold those warrior-tribes in subjection, or, better still, in leash?
THE RED YEARLOUIS TRACY
With this political subjection one is reluctant to associate a more sordid kind of obligation.
KING ROBERT THE BRUCEA. F. MURISON
The law is immoral: it is the conspiracy of rulers and priests against the workers, to continue their subjection.
PRISON MEMOIRS OF AN ANARCHISTALEXANDER BERKMAN
But the most important event in this stage of evolution was the subjection of the plant world to man.
MAN AND HIS ANCESTORCHARLES MORRIS
The two Kings abode long in Denmark that summer, and brought the land into subjection; the autumn to them was in Jutland.
When the Earl came to England plundered he there, & brought the land into subjection under him wheresoever he went.
“Fine writing,” the subjection of noble words to ignoble service, is to be avoided.
ENGLISH: COMPOSITION AND LITERATUREW. F. (WILLIAM FRANKLIN) WEBSTER
Tacitus states that the Britons were not a free people, but were under subjection to many different kings.
LANDHOLDING IN ENGLANDJOSEPH FISHER
The act was enforced to the utmost, and small as Gage's force was, it was sufficient to keep the town in subjection.
THE POLITICAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND - VOL. X.WILLIAM HUNT
WORDS RELATED TO SUBJECTION
- ascendancy
- authority
- bridle
- charge
- check
- clout
- containment
- curb
- determination
- direction
- discipline
- domination
- dominion
- force
- government
- guidance
- inside track
- juice
- jurisdiction
- limitation
- management
- manipulation
- might
- oversight
- predomination
- qualification
- regimentation
- regulation
- restraint
- restriction
- rule
- strings
- subjection
- subordination
- superintendence
- supervision
- supremacy
- sway
- upper hand
- weight
- wire pulling
- ascendancy
- authority
- bridle
- charge
- check
- clout
- containment
- curb
- determination
- direction
- discipline
- domination
- dominion
- force
- government
- guidance
- inside track
- juice
- jurisdiction
- limitation
- management
- manipulation
- might
- oversight
- predomination
- qualification
- regimentation
- regulation
- restraint
- restriction
- rule
- strings
- subjection
- subordination
- superintendence
- supervision
- supremacy
- sway
- upper hand
- weight
- wire pulling
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.