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1 subjection
إِخْضَاع \ subjection. -
2 subjection
[səbˈdʒekʃən] nounخُضوع، إخْضاع -
3 إخضاع
إخْضاع (لِـ)subjugation, subjection, subdual, subordination, conquering, vanquishing, overcoming; suppression, repression, quelling, quenching; subjection (to), submission (to), imposition (upon) -
4 إخضاع
n. subjugation, subjection, repression, servitude, conquest -
5 استعباد
n. enslavement, subjugation, slavery, servitude, subservience, subjection, prostration -
6 تبعية
n. dependence, subjection, subordination -
7 خضوع
n. submission, yielding, surrender, subjection, subordination, vassalage -
8 عبودية
n. enslavement, slavery, serfdom, servitude, bondage, captivity, subjection, thraldom, thrall, yoke, obsequiousness, subservience -
9 ائتمار
اِئْتِمار: طاعَة، خُضُوعobedience, compliance, yielding; submission, submissiveness, subjection -
10 تبعية
تَبَعِيّة: خُضُوعsubordination, subordinateness, dependence, dependency, subjection, vassalage, heteronomy -
11 تطويع
تَطْوِيع: إخْضاعsubdual, subjugation, subjection -
12 تعريض لـ
تَعْرِيضٌ لِـ: جَعْلُ الشّيْءِ عُرْضَةً أو مُعَرّضاً لِـexposure to, exposing to, making subject to; subjecting to, subjection to, (pre)disposing to, (pre)disposition to, making liable to, making vulnerable to, making susceptible to -
13 مرؤوسية
مَرْؤُوسِيّة: تَبَعِيّة، خُضُوعsubordination, subordinateness, subjection, vassalage -
14 إخضاع
إِخْضَاع \ subjection.
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