verb as in strong fondness

Word Combinations

Example:The military was called in to subdue the rebellion in the southern region.

Definition:To make a rebellion or uprising yield or submit to authority or control.

From subdue the rebellion

Example:It is important to subdue one's emotions and make a rational decision.

Definition:To control or restrain one's emotions.

From subdue one's emotions

Example:The police were able to subdue the potential terrorist threat after days of surveillance.

Definition:To neutralize or make a threat yield or submit to authority or control.

From subdue a threat

Example:The charismatic leader tried to subdue his followers with his persuasive speech.

Definition:To make a mind yield or submit to something, usually a dominant force or influence.

From subdue a mind

Example:The government has strongly resisted attempts to subdue resistance to the new policy.

Definition:To make resistance yield or submit to something.

From subdue resistance

Example:Psychotherapy aims to subdue traumatic memories in patients.

Definition:To reduce or eliminate the strength of a memory or its effects.

From subdue a memory

Example:We need to subdue the current challenge posed by the pandemic to maintain our economy.

Definition:To make a challenge yield or submit to something.

From subdue a challenge