Subjugate

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Often found in contexts of historical events, especially invasions or colonialism. SlideAncient Rome subjugated numerous tribes throughout Europe.
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Implies a total or almost total control over a group or area. SlideThe conqueror aimed to subjugate the entire region under his rule.
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The term typically carries a negative connotation, suggesting unjust treatment. SlideThe oppressive regime subjugated the protesters without mercy.