subjection
/səbˈdʒekʃən/Definitions
1. noun
The state or condition of being subject to another’s authority, control, or power.
“The subjection of the colony to the mother country led to widespread resentment among the colonists.”
2. noun
The act of subjecting or submitting something or someone to another’s authority, control, or power.
“The subjection of the prisoner to harsh treatment by the guards was a clear violation of human rights.”
3. noun
A particular field of study or area of expertise that is subject to the authority or control of another discipline or field.
“The subjection of psychology to the laws of physics led to a new understanding of human behavior.”
4. verb
To place or bring under the authority or control of another person or power.
“The new government will subject the economy to stricter regulations to promote stability.”