Subjugation (noun)

The act of conquering, dominating, or overpowering someone or something.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word 'subjugationem' (the act of subjugating or being subjugated to someone or something).

Examples:

1. The subjugation of the enemy was the first step in establishing their rule over the conquered territory.
2. The subjugation of the indigenous peoples was a dark chapter in the nation's history.
3. The subjugation of the workers by the capitalists led to widespread poverty and exploitation.
4. The subjugation of women by men was widespread in many cultures throughout history.
5. The subjugation of the conquered territory was achieved through military force and political domination.