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translations for
bring to heel
Definition of bring to heel
To
compel
someone to
obey
; to force someone into a
submissive
condition
To cause to act in a disciplined manner
Related words
bring together
to bring to a boil
bring into play
bring into accord
bring into agreement
bring into the civil service
bring into correlation
bring to a boil
bring to light
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