1. causing someone or something to undergo or experience something, typically something unpleasant or difficult
Usage: present participle of ‘subject’

Examples

• The researchers are subjecting the materials to extreme temperatures.
• She accused him of subjecting her to constant criticism.
• The new policy is subjecting employees to additional scrutiny.
• They are subjecting the data to rigorous analysis.
• The prisoners were subjected to harsh conditions.
• The company is subjecting all products to quality testing.