have subjugated
- present perfect of subjugate.
Example Sentences
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These stratifications keep Gilead’s women occupied with their own alliances and enmities; they do not rise against the men who have subjugated them.
From The New Yorker ● Apr. 26, 2017
He would have subjugated Italy and attempted to destroy the Vatican, representing as it did a powerful competing entity.
From Time Magazine Archive
Resisting all Marietta's entreaties to stay and sup with her—resisting blandishments that might have subjugated sterner moralists—Gerald quitted her to seek out his humble lodging in the 'Rue de Marais.'
From Gerald Fitzgerald The Chevalier by Lever, Charles James
For, while we often falsely fancy that we have subjugated nature to our service, the fact is that we are as irremediably as ever at the mercy of nature.
From The Feast of St. Friend by Bennett, Arnold
Macedonia would not so readily have subjugated the Hellenes and the Persians if the great powers of the west, Rome and Carthage, had intervened at the right time.
From Principles of Political Economy, Vol. II by Roscher, Wilhelm
