Pronunciation: /səbˈdjuəl/
noun the act of subduing or the state of being subdued
A1 The subdual of the wild horse was achieved through gentle and patient training.
A2 The subdual of her fears allowed her to finally speak up in front of the class.
B1 The subdual of the rebellion was necessary to maintain peace in the kingdom.
B2 The subdual of the suspect was carried out by the skilled negotiator without any violence.
C1 The subdual of the enemy forces required careful planning and strategic maneuvers.
C2 The subdual of the uprising was a testament to the government's ability to handle crises effectively.
adjective relating to the act of subduing
A1 The subdual colors of the painting made it very calming to look at.
A2 The subdual lighting in the room created a cozy atmosphere.
B1 The subdual music playing in the background enhanced the dining experience.
B2 Her subdual demeanor masked the intensity of her emotions.
C1 The subdual design of the building blended seamlessly with its surroundings.
C2 The subdual elegance of the dress made her stand out in the crowd.
formal The police used subdual techniques to apprehend the suspect without causing harm.
informal The security guard quickly performed a subdual move to stop the fight.
slang The bouncer used some serious subdual skills to break up the bar fight.
figurative Her subdual of the opponent's arguments during the debate was impressive.
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