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be subjected to

verb as in incur

verb as in receive

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Trump has also taken to nominating his Cabinet from Mar-a-Lago, insisting that his controversial picks not be subjected to FBI background checks.

From Salon

Homeless people with certain psychiatric diagnoses can be subjected to involuntary treatment through “a compassionate civil court process.”

From Salon

First, patients go through a period of “immobilization” of roughly four weeks, Rothenberg said, during which time the shoulder should be subjected to only “very controlled movement” and is often kept cradled in a sling.

Other accusations include Essex Coroner's Court "interfering with the dead" and warning Mr Brookes he would be subjected to corporal punishment.

From BBC

“People who are in elections should not be subjected to this vitriol, to the insults… it's just crazy.”

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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