In a state of subjection or dependence; under the control, rule, or influence of something; subordinate. In predicative use. Frequently with to, †till…

Subjugated; subject to, subordinate.

Esp. of land or territory: subjugated, subdued. Also as past participle.

Brought into a particular state or condition, esp. an undesirable one. Usually with to, into, unto. Cf. redact, v. 3a.

(Made) subject to; enslaved.

As past participle: subdued, overcome.

Subjected, made subject.

Reduced to submission; that has surrendered or has been surrendered; subjugated, subdued. In later use esp.: that has surrendered to God.

Brought into a state of subjection; under the dominion or authority of another. Also: submissive, obedient (now rare).

Reduced to subjection; characterized by submission; subjugated, overcome; submissive.

= captivated, adj.

Made captive, enthralled.

That is or has been subordinated; subordinate.

Subdued, brought under control or discipline.

Brought under control, or into an orderly or peaceful state; subdued, subjugated. Now rare.