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The act of bringing something under the control of something else
A state of bondage, slavery, or subjugation to another person
The state in which someone has to accept the control of another person
The state of having no protection from something harmful
Victory gained through combat
The subjugation and assumption of control of a place or people by military force
The exercise of power or influence over someone or something, or the state of being so controlled
Hostility and ill-treatment, especially because of race or political or religious beliefs
The state of being legally responsible for something
Strength or energy as an attribute of physical action or movement
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Noun
▲
The act of bringing something under the control of something else
domination
subjugation
control
enslavement
oppression
suppression
bondage
repression
subjugating
conquest
dominating
exploitation
overpowering
persecution
subduing
subjecting
vanquishing
abuse
mastery
slavery
despotism
authoritarianism
tyranny
cruelty
coercion
dictatorship
brutality
harshness
severity
suffering
maltreatment
ruthlessness
injustice
torment
abusiveness
injury
harassment
misery
hardship
pain
anguish
fascism
force
autocracy
forcibleness
conquering
calamity
compulsion
hardness
ill-treatment
ill treatment
iron hand
martial law
censorship
constraint
oppressiveness
strictness
unjustness
totality
bullying
terrorism
unreasonableness
high-handedness
harsh discipline
totalitarianism
absolutism
autarchy
tsarism
totalism
czarism
Caesarism
monocracy
absolute rule
absolute power
monarchy
dystopia
Fascism
totalitarian government
Nazism
dictatorialism
undemocratic rule
garrison state
reign of terror
unlimited rule
single party rule
more ❯
“They propose to cross the frontier for no better reason than to aggrandize themselves and to prolong the
subjection
of their own population.”
Noun
▲
A state of bondage, slavery, or subjugation to another person
thralldom
servitude
bondage
enslavement
thrall
slavery
yoke
subjugation
captivity
vassalage
serfdom
servility
restraint
enthrallment
feudalism
indenture
peonage
serfhood
work
drudge
drudgery
grind
labor
US
labour
UK
toil
helotry
bullwork
villeinage
moil
servileness
chains constraint
menial labor
thraldom
oppression
bonds
domination
chains
fetters
shackles
confinement
tyranny
duress
enthralment
suppression
repression
imprisonment
incarceration
persecution
exploitation
serfage
detention
obedience
restraints
dependence
hegemony
disenfranchisement
dulosis
helotage
helotism
forced labour
peculiar institution
internment
human trafficking
burden
service
dependency
subordination
subservience
custody
durance
hands
power
clutches
grasp
grip
control
drag
ligament
chain
annoyance
ligature
knot
nexus
encumbrance
load
impoundment
committal
prison
constraint
immurement
arrest
supremacy
entombment
jail
US
limbo
spell
gaol
UK
villenage
porridge
immuration
time
detainer
detainment
hold
bird
chokey
curb
trammels
safekeeping
delimitation
bounds
bounding
cramp
keeping
limit
check
constrainment
boundary
house arrest
scope
coercion
penal servitude
sentence
isolation
term
quarantine
hard labour
remand
jaildom
more ❯
Noun
▲
The state in which someone has to accept the control of another person
submission
compliance
obedience
deference
acquiescence
docility
submissiveness
conformity
dutifulness
subservience
yielding
tractability
meekness
biddability
servility
malleability
passivity
resignation
surrender
duteousness
assent
tameness
tractableness
manageability
patience
subordination
obsequiousness
bowing
humility
unassertiveness
capitulation
obeisance
nonresistance
humbleness
bootlicking
appeasement
capitulating
consent
cringing
defeatism
passivism
pliabilty
prostration
recreancy
submitting
non-resistance
giving in
self-abasement
self-effacement
acceptance of one's fate
backing down
lowliness
servitude
inferiority
secondary status
inferior status
secondary position
inferior position
abasement
subsidiarity
dependency
relegation
dependence
inferior
demotion
reduction
modesty
reserve
diffidence
shyness
timidity
bashfulness
unpretentiousness
demureness
timorousness
sheepishness
unobtrusiveness
modestness
passiveness
fawning
humilitude
mortification
egolessness
lack of vanity
inferiority complex
lack of pride
down-to-earthness
self-abnegation
respect
compliancy
accordance
conformability
duty
agreement
observance
reverence
amenability
willingness
complaisance
orderliness
quietness
amenableness
respectfulness
biddableness
forbearance
acceptance
adherence
caving in
conformance
sufferance
pliability
concession
abidance
piety
reluctant agreement
controllability
manipulability
accession
vail
sycophancy
weakness
fearfulness
concurrence
discipline
throwing in the towel
truce flag
flag of truce
retreat
observance of the rules
observance of the law
loyalty
faithfulness
fortitude
endurance
conforming
devotion
conceding
concord
relenting
impressionability
allegiance
lack of resistance
stoicism
tolerance
veneration
devoutness
mindfulness
fealty
long-suffering
longanimity
fatalism
cave in
fear
phlegm
forbearing
resignedness
acknowledgement
UK
patientness
acknowledgment
US
white flag
lack of protest
lack of complaint
acceptance of the inevitable
more ❯
Noun
▲
The state of having no protection from something harmful
exposure
susceptibility
vulnerability
contact
defenselessness
susceptivity
liability
risk
submission
hazard
jeopardy
peril
susceptiveness
vulnerableness
laying open
lack of protection
weakness
powerlessness
susceptibleness
openness
helplessness
defencelessness
sensitivity
delicateness
fragility
softness
tenderness
sensitiveness
nakedness
affectibility
subservience
subordination
dependence
Noun
▲
Victory gained through combat
conquest
acquisition
takeover
appropriation
invasion
occupation
subjugation
annexation
capture
coup
gain
seizing
seizure
overrunning
colonization
US
colonisation
UK
conquering
annexing
possession
rule
control
incursion
suzerainty
entering
attack
foreign rule
expropriation
raid
foray
storming
assault
onslaught
arrogation
offensive
sortie
aggression
descent
offense
US
blitz
offence
UK
sweep
rush
reconnaissance
usurping
annexion
domination
exploitation
search
bust
monopolisation
UK
monopolization
US
police raid
charge
strike
sally
onset
blitzkrieg
inroad
irruption
attempt
onrush
razzia
thrust
shootup
assailing
hit-and-run attack
tip-and-run raid
coup de main
surprise attack
hit-and-run raid
overwhelming
maraud
usurpation
Noun
▲
The subjugation and assumption of control of a place or people by military force
conquest
defeat
overthrow
subjugation
overpowering
subduing
triumph
vanquishing
vanquishment
victory
beating
conquering
rout
annihilation
mastery
trouncing
clobbering
crushing
dominating
domination
hammering
subjecting
subjugating
thrashing
caning
drubbing
massacre
murder
pasting
coup
defeating
discomfiture
downfall
killing
routing
score
splash
subdual
success
triumph over
victory over
win
big win
clean sweep
grand slam
whipping
licking
hiding
worsting
reverse
besting
slaughter
demolition
trimming
shellacking
plastering
thwarting
pounding
pulverizing
US
flattening
trashing
quelling
quashing
suppression
blow
whitewashing
squashing
downthrow
wipeout
whitewash
takeover
elimination
destruction
extermination
overcoming
embarrassment
repulse
foil
pulverising
UK
breaking
ambush
whaling
waxing
scalping
paddling
rebuff
defeasance
lacing
extinction
sweep
pwnage
ownage
win over
success over
game, set and match
glory over
supremacy over
KO
Noun
▲
The exercise of power or influence over someone or something, or the state of being so controlled
domination
control
rule
supremacy
ascendancy
authority
command
power
sovereignty
dictatorship
dominance
dominion
influence
sway
government
mastery
oppression
suppression
tyranny
superiority
ascendance
ascendence
ascendency
hegemony
imperium
intimidation
predominance
predominancy
preeminence
prepotence
prepotency
reign
repression
sovranty
subjugation
despotism
edge
paramountcy
prepollency
subordination
jurisdiction
might
preponderancy
strings
upper hand
whip hand
charge
management
leadership
supervision
direction
stewardship
hold
custody
reins
grasp
grip
guidance
administration
guardianship
clout
superintendence
primacy
authorization
US
presidency
clutch
generalship
authorisation
UK
coercion
rulership
death grip
governance
arm
running
superintendency
operation
intendance
handling
regulation
care
conduct
eminence
oversight
leverage
pre-eminence
strength
mana
weight
force
overseeing
pull
standing
transcendence
organization
US
position
predomination
distinction
organisation
UK
rank
managing
advantage
prestigiousness
orchestration
noteworthiness
muscle
preponderance
reach
empire
prestige
teeth
keeping
tenure
say-so
reputation
esteem
execution
headship
realm
governing
station
capacity
lordship
puissance
prerogative
hands
regiment
regime
clutches
right
controlling
ability
manipulation
possession
status
regimen
potency
jump
surveillance
leg up
a lead
an edge
an advantage
duty
evil embrace
scope
compass
ranking
extent
prominence
territory
importance
field
a commanding position
stature
kingdom
significance
sphere
directing
area
province
gravitas
orbit
regulating
conducting
say
precedence
first place
licence
supervising
commanding
a head start
beef
prevalence
hand
license
purview
administering
commission
claws
orchestrating
overlordship
regimentation
responsibility
regency
ruling
domain
maintenance
monarchy
mark
juice
check
auspices
strong arm
might and main
principality
lead
law
vantage
head start
throne
polity
bureaucracy
patronage
politics
political practice
omnipotence
victory
triumph
office
conquest
rangatiratanga
rein
coordination
chieftainship
masterminding
forefront
directorship
strong influence
leading place
mastery power
stranglehold
captaincy
premiership
governorship
primary position
the upper hand
instruction
jaws
first position
regnancy
thrall
top spot
head place
inspection
credit
raj
authorities
monopoly
access
warrant
federation
performance
priority
grease
establishment
permit
word
initiative
impact
heft
effect
ownage
claim
preference
weighting
commonwealth
notoriety
protection
pwnage
conduction
foresight
conveyance
greater importance
aegis
tutelage
guard
keep
personal power
powers-that-be
executive
predominanc
ministry
social position
privilege
prelacy
range
occupancy
occupation
retention
ownership
spell
time in power
incumbency
dynasty
what it takes
suzerainty
authoritativeness
leading
steering
guiding
statecraft
pilotage
skill
drag
confederation
the whip hand
circuit
district
bounds
zone
pride of place
period of influence
absolute rule
driver's seat
supreme authority
supreme power
total domination
system of government
seniority
containment
superpower
pecking order
ambit
comanagement
codirection
coadministration
turf
confines
precinct
bailiwick
discretion
slot
state
limits
judicature
arbitration
magistracy
inquisition
the feds
Uncle Sam
demesne
crown
sovereign state
union
people
breadth
stomping grounds
leg-up
break
foothold
high ground
drop
start
gain
res publica
world power
extent of power
oyer and terminer
image
plausibility
credibility
integrity
better
favour
UK
inside track
catbird seat
stead
favor
US
gamut
kudos
radius
magnitude
play
royalty
energy
vigour
UK
capability
forcefulness
powerfulness
efficiency
dignity
prowess
sinew
brawn
potence
mightiness
vigor
US
efficacy
sovereign power
toughness
stamina
horsepower
robustness
muscularity
valour
UK
sturdiness
stoutness
moxie
forcibleness
valor
US
punch
competence
firepower
steam
seat of power
powers that be
hard power
more ❯
Noun
▲
Hostility and ill-treatment, especially because of race or political or religious beliefs
persecution
oppression
tyranny
victimisation
UK
victimization
US
abuse
maltreatment
mistreatment
torment
torture
discrimination
tyrannization
punishment
ill-treatment
pogrom
red-baiting
affliction
annoyance
banishment
bashing
discrimination against
exile
expulsion
galling
hassle
ill treatment
ill usage
imprisonment
infliction
intimidation
irritation
killing
massacre
murder
pestering
provoking
pursuit
suffering
vexation
witch hunt
martyrdom
agony
ordeal
execution
crucifixion
harassment
misery
infliction of pain
harsh treatment
death
anguish
martyrization
self-sacrifice
passion
pain
sacrifice
devotion
more ❯
Noun
▲
The state of being legally responsible for something
liability
accountability
responsibility
answerability
blame
culpability
obligation
onus
arrearage
arrears
blameworthiness
debt
fault
incrimination
indebtedness
score
guilt
legal responsibility
rap
accountableness
amenability
amenableness
charge
compulsion
duty
owing
vulnerability
exposure
susceptibility
susceptibleness
burden
openness
vulnerableness
culpableness
guiltiness
bill
liabilities
tab
invoice
balance due
unpaid bill
recrimination
buck
outstanding account
condemnation
account payable
censure
criminality
wrongdoing
malfeasance
due
delinquency
wrongfulness
account
infamy
stigma
IOU
total
statement
usually
arrearages
tally
amount due
outstanding debt
unpaid debt
more ❯
Noun
▲
Strength or energy as an attribute of physical action or movement
force
strength
energy
might
power
muscle
potency
impact
pressure
vigour
UK
effort
stress
exertion
firepower
horsepower
impetus
impulse
momentum
potence
puissance
punch
sinew
stamina
stimulus
vigor
US
violence
dynamism
weight
brunt
clout
draught
UK
draft
US
fury
life
potential
push
sock
steam
strain
tension
trouble
velocity
arm
pow
speed
stuff
welly
physical energy
thrust
propulsion
drive
impulsion
spin
forward spin
driving force
motive force
motive power
incentive
incitation
spur
provocation
stimulant
yeast
boost
goad
motivation
incitement
instigation
encouragement
topspin
actuation
impelling force
movement
motive
burn
application
catalyst
continuing motion
shove
armaments
guns
arms
weapons
munitions
burden
service
dint
surge
propelling force
shock
forward motion
full head of steam
effect
forespin
repercussion
consequence
propulsive force
full force
go-forward
motion
driving power
shot in the arm
more ❯
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subjections
subjective
subjective case
subjective cases
subjective evaluation
subjectively
subjecting to loss
subjecting to forced labour
subjecting to fermentation
subjecting to an inspection
subjecting to an examination
subjecting to
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