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rĕdĭgo
transitive verb III conjugation

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1 to drive back
2 to reduce
3 to render

Locutions, idioms and examples

ad internecionem redigo = to annihilate || facilia ex difficillimis redigo || in potestatem redigo || in memoriam redigo || in dictionem redigo || ad nihilum redigo || aliquem, aliquid in meam potestatem redigo || aliquem ad inopiam redigo || ad certum redigo = to make it clear || aliquem in servitutem redigo || aliquem eo ut redigo || in aerarium or publicum redigo || Arvernos in provinciam redigo || ea facilia ex difficillimis redigo || Avernos in provinciam redigo || ad liquidum perduco (or redigo) aliquid = to clear out a matter || ad ultimam tabem redigo || bona alicuius in publicum redigo || ad mare ac naves redigo = to chase back to the sea and the ships || alicuius bona in publicum addico or redigo || Africam in formulam redegit provinciae || in ordinem cogo or redigo, or compono || ad vanum et irritum victoriam redigo || Galliam in provinciae formam redigo || aliquem ad incitas redigo or deduco or adigo || Achaiam, Lyciam, Rhodum in provinciarum formam redegit = he reduced Achaea, Lycia and Rhodes to provinces || ad minutiam frequenter trita grana redigo = to turn wheat into flour grinding it several times || ad incita(s) aliquem redigo or deduco or redigo or adigo or redeo = to bring someone to the extreme, immobilize him, to checkmate him || civitates in antiquam imperii formulam redigo || Galliam sub populi Romani imperium redigo || civitates in dicionem potestatemque populi Romani redigo