Subjection
Dative of compulsion.
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Primary Base | * |
Cross-Reference
| tyran* | Arbitrary Power | |
| * | Liability | Negative influence. Influence due to obligation or disadvantage. |
| robot* | Slavery | Servility with subjection. |
| * | Yoke | Means of restraint for subjection. |
Siblings
| kratemp* | Abrogation | Abolition or annulment of authority. |
| tyran* | Arbitrary Power | |
| krat* | Authority | Action of the will of one mind or party over the will of another. |
| * | Command | Wielding of authority. |
| legofur* | Commission | Vicarious authority. |
| pel* | Compulsion | Forceful application of authority. |
| * | Consignee | Person appointed to administer the affairs of a person, company, or institution. |
| leg* | Deputy | Agent of vicarious authority. |
| liber* | Freedom | |
| kratew* | Laxity | Absence of authority. |
| awsterew* | Lenity | Lack of severity. |
| kratemp* | Liberation | Ablation of authority. |
| * | Master | Agent of authority or compulsion. |
| let* | Obedience | Submission to authority. |
| kratolv* | Resignation | Voluntary relinquish of authority. |
| katen* | Restraint | Willful denial of freedom. |
| dowl* | Servant | Object of compulsion. |
| awster* | Severity | Degree of authority. |
| * | Subjection | Dative of compulsion. |
Notes
Subjection synonyms
SUBJECTION; dependence, dependency; subordination; thrall, thralldom or thraldom, enthrallment or enthralment, subjugation, bondage, serfdom; feudalism, feudality; vassalage, villenage or villeinage, slavery, enslavement, involuntary servitude; conquest.\n SERVICE; servitude, servitorship; tendence, employ, tutelage, clientship; liability [See Liability]; constraint [See Restraint]; oppression (severity) [See Severity]; yoke (means of restraint) [See Prison]; submission [See Submission]; obedience [See Obedience].