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      subduing
      verb
      correct by punishment or discipline
      make subordinate, dependent, or subservient
      get on top of
      hold within limits and control
      bring under control by force or authority
      put down by force or intimidation
      Roots
      subsub- · Latin · under, below
      Synonyms for subduing
      subdualbeatingntrouncingnthrashingntemperingn
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