subjugate

Thus end the ways of subjugating others to one's own will.

But the best of them subjugate those feelings to making money.

They, like the Americans have done, would seek to subjugate us.

Though they escape for the moment, the Order will subjugate those people.

Much of the area was subjugated by 1546, but one mountain region to the south held out until 1697.

What such a nature does not subjugate it knows how to forget.

They sought power in order to subjugate the human race, not to help it.

He has declared that in the end we are sure to be subjugated.

They must be subjugated or destroyed, for our own protection.

"The Federation is not in the business of giving a society the means to subjugate another people."

Tone of voice and attitude alone can subjugate another's will.

"How can a people who have been subjugated by the north for so long accept unity?"

Thus in the following two years more land was subjugated by the Catholic powers.

They grew in isolation and were sometimes subjugated by one another.

But you have to subjugate that for the good of the team."

How many people does the agency behind it intend to subjugate?

Trying to subjugate from a position of power is not conducive to peace.

In the interest of science, let us hope that the debate will move forward and is not subjugated to an administration's political agenda.

So the armies of England were sent to subjugate the country.

Those that fight him, have all ended up defeated and subjugated.

They have subjugated the human populations in their territory and use them as food.

Perhaps, she thought, that was why they were taught to subjugate their emotions and needs.

He is willing to subjugate his personal statistics for the overall team good.

Third, how can you even entertain the idea of subjugating your personality?

She would have to find him and subjugate herself to him.