subdue

He has been especially subdued in the last few days.

Public interest in the King's return has been subdued here.

But in a few minutes the two boys had him subdued.

She was subdued to suddenly find herself alone without any of her people.

The police came in and who did they have to subdue?

George had been very quiet and subdued all the morning.

Was this one of the species that had subdued him?

The ship itself, by my men, had already been subdued.

He had been subdued and silent all during the day.

"They could have subdued him with gas or something," she said.

The words seemed dragged out of me, my voice subdued.

He was subdued now, talking not at all, and meeting no one's eyes.

"Our only chance is to wait for them to subdue the fire."

Everyone was subdued after that, even the most active among the children.

But the old man had been unusually subdued these last few days.

He probably resisted a little, and needed to be subdued.

It will probably take a good deal of power to subdue them.

Make trouble, and we have the means to subdue you.

But it worked: in 1985, the greatest part of the south had been subdued.

After more than a year of hard campaign, he finally subdued the patriots.

Having finally subdued him, Jackie goes to call the police in the next room.

I think that is why it took them so long to subdue me.

A few fans ran onto the field but were subdued.

Even the fact that her husband is the king of a great country does not subdue the fear.

David was in process of subduing the town to memory.