subjection [səbˈdʒekʃn] СУЩ. no мн. ПОЛИТ.
- subjection
- покоре́ние ср.
- subjection
- подчине́ние ср.
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Everyone present is required to show their subjection to the court by standing as the judge enters (or exits) until he/she sits down.
en.wikipedia.org He alludes to the subjection of women becoming redundant as slavery did before it.
en.wikipedia.org Other important tenets were the belief in human goodness and the subjection of theological ideas to the light of reason.
en.wikipedia.org The subjection to the norms was general, fleeing from the spontaneity and the imagination, which were replaced by the didactic eagerness.
en.wikipedia.org Humans have gradually thrown off the subjection in which they were initially held by the older civilization.
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