wife-ridden

Listen not to those sages who advise you always to scorn the counsel of a woman, and if you comply with her requests pronounce you to be wife-ridden.

Sketches of the Fair Sex, in All Parts of the World Anonymous

How different from his stately, dull, wife-ridden elder brother.

Hopes and Fears or, scenes from the life of a spinster Charlotte Mary Yonge 1862

He was, consequently, cried up by his subjects in general, and by the ladies in particular, as a pattern for husbands; and, in the end, from the wonderful docility with which he submitted to be reined and checked, acquired the amiable and enviable appellation of Duke Philibert the wife-ridden.

The Crayon Papers Washington Irving 1821

The present husband of the duchess did not pray and fast like his predecessor, Philibert the wife-ridden; yet he found greater favor in the eyes of heaven, for their union was blessed with a numerous progeny -- the daughters chaste and beauteous as their mother; the sons stout and valiant as their sire, and renowned, like him, for relieving disconsolate damsels and desolated widows.

The Crayon Papers Washington Irving 1821

The worthy and wife-ridden duke was soothed by her assurances; for he could not brook the thought of giving her up even after he should be dead.

The Crayon Papers Washington Irving 1821

By Heaven, I'll not be wife-ridden; were it possible, it should be done this night.

The Comedies of William Congreve Volume 1 [of 2] William Congreve 1699

By Heaven, I'll not be wife-ridden; were it possible, it should be done this night.

The Double-Dealer, a comedy William Congreve 1699