The phrase "absolute subjugation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of complete domination or control over someone or something.
Example: "The regime's goal was absolute subjugation of the populace, leaving no room for dissent or opposition."
Alternatives: "total domination" or "complete control".
How do you motivate people at Despair Inc.? Um, no comment, but we're kind of drawn to that idea of absolute subjugation.
For a person in a state of absolute subjugation, it's logical to make the best of things and try to salvage sanity.
But Hurlbert no longer thought compromise possible — the North either must recognize Confederate independence or fight to achieve "absolute subjugation of the South".
I wondered what it felt like to get all pumped up, to swell with pride over a flag that so openly symbolized the absolute subjugation of a race of people, a flag flown for more than a century in the furious defense of slavery and segregation and lynching and the like.
Both practice extreme violence, absolute subjugation of women, desecrating the sacred symbols of other faiths, and flaunting of their transgressions.
But slavery and colonial subjugation are horrors in absolute terms, and were opposed by people at the time – the people we should be remembering with statues and libraries, rather than racists and colonialists.
In the early years of the Western Han (206 bce–25 ce), however, the Legalist practice of absolute power of the emperor, complete subjugation of the peripheral states to the central government, total uniformity of thought, and ruthless enforcement of law were replaced by the Daoist practice of reconciliation and noninterference.
And, at least subconsciously, we were vaguely aware that the subjugation of black people kept us from joining them at the absolute bottom of the economic ladder.
"Surrender, defeat, and subjugation".
Subjugation did not, however, mean extinction.
