subjected
v.v. to force someone to experience something unpleasant or difficult. You use this when someone has no choice but to deal with a bad situation.
v. to cause or force someone or something to undergo a particular experience, typically one that is unpleasant or burdensome. Often used in the passive voice to describe an involuntary state.
The prisoners were subjected to harsh questioning.
The new recruits were subjected to a series of rigorous physical tests to determine their fitness for the mission.
During the trial, the witness was subjected to a grueling cross-examination that lasted for several hours and tested the consistency of her initial statement.
The verb is transitive and almost always takes the preposition 'to' followed by a noun phrase.
They were subjected with noiseThey were subjected to noiseThe verb 'subject' requires the preposition 'to' rather than 'with' or 'by'.