Subjected Uncommon

Origin: Latin prefix sub-

Definition, synonyms and related words

Definitions

Verb

simple past tense and past participle of subject

"The new law was subjected to intense criticism by lawmakers across both parties."

In plain English: Subjected means being forced to do something unpleasant against your will.

"The new driver was subjected to strict testing before getting his license."

Example Sentences

"The new driver was subjected to strict testing before getting his license." verb

"The new policy subjected all employees to stricter background checks." verb

"Children were not subjected to excessive screen time during the summer break." verb

"After being subjected to rigorous training, the athletes performed better than expected." verb