v. to put or bring under power -usually followed by to- -The coach subjected us to a long run.-; to make open -usually followed by to-
He subjected his car to rough usage.
He subjected his car to rough usage.
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How many Africans were subjected to this trade system?
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When nerve fibers are subjected to injury neurility is adversely affected.
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bring under power; have charge of; expose
abandon; forsake; give up
3 syllables
sub-ject-ed
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