subdue

verbB2 · Upper-intermediate

To bring under control, or to make quieter.

Meaning of «subdue»

verb

to bring under control, or to make quieter

The police officers worked together to subdue the criminal.

Translation

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«subdue» in 17 languages

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The difference between similar words

win against someone by force

defeatwin against an enemy or teamOur team defeated them by two goals.

overpowerwin because you are strongerThree guards overpowered the thief.

subduebring a person or animal under controlPolice tried to subdue the angry man.

conquertake a country by force, or beat a fearThe army conquered the whole region.

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