subduing (Meaning)
subduing
to reduce the intensity or degree of, to bring under control especially by willpower, to bring (land) under cultivation, to reduce the brightness or strength of, to overcome in battle, to bring under control especially by an exertion of the will, to conquer and bring into subjection
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subduing Sentence Examples
- The powerful wrestler displayed his dominance by subduing his opponent with an iron grip.
- The tranquil music had a calming effect, subduing the chaotic thoughts in his mind.
- The skilled hunter managed to subdue the wild beast with a well-placed shot.
- The firefighters worked tirelessly to subdue the raging inferno, bringing chaos under control.
- The determined doctor used antibiotics to subdue the infection that threatened his patient's life.
- The police officer received training in subduing violent suspects without excessive force.
- The yoga teacher guided her students through deep breathing techniques to subdue their racing thoughts.
- The skilled pianist performed a complex piece, effortlessly subduing the keys beneath her nimble fingers.
- The victorious army celebrated its triumph by subduing the defeated enemy.
- The gentle giant used his immense strength to subdue the frightened child, soothing her fears.
FAQs About the word subduing
to reduce the intensity or degree of, to bring under control especially by willpower, to bring (land) under cultivation, to reduce the brightness or strength of
dominating, domination,conquest,subjugation, subjugating, overpowering, subjection, subjecting, vanquishing, takeover
freeing, emancipation, liberation, release,enfranchisement, manumission,
The powerful wrestler displayed his dominance by subduing his opponent with an iron grip.
The tranquil music had a calming effect, subduing the chaotic thoughts in his mind.
The skilled hunter managed to subdue the wild beast with a well-placed shot.
The firefighters worked tirelessly to subdue the raging inferno, bringing chaos under control.
