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Definition of subject
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Subjacent
(a.) Being in a lower
situation,
though
not
directly
beneath;
as, hills and
subjacent
valleys..
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Soul
::
Soul (n.) The
spiritual,
rational,
and
immortal
part in man; that part of man which
enables
him to
think,
and which
renders
him a
subject
of moral
government;
--
sometimes,
in
distinction
from the
higher
nature,
or
spirit,
of man, the
so-called
animal
soul, that is, the seat of life, the
sensitive
affections
and
phantasy,
exclusive
of the
voluntary
and
rational
powers;
--
sometimes,
in
distinction
from the mind, the moral and
emotional
part of man's
nature,
the seat of
feeling,
in
distinction
fr
Thrall-less
::
Thrall-less
(a.) Not
enslaved;
not
subject
to
bonds.
Subject
::
Subject
(a.)
Placed
under the power of
another;
specifically
(International
Law), owing
allegiance
to a
particular
sovereign
or
state;
as,
Jamaica
is
subject
to Great
Britain..
Declaration
::
Declaration
(n.) The act of
declaring,
or
publicly
announcing;
explicit
asserting;
undisguised
token of a
ground
or side taken on any
subject;
proclamation;
exposition;
as, the
declaration
of an
opinion;
a
declaration
of war, etc..
Pyrochlore
::
Pyrochlore
(n.) A
niobate
of
calcium,
cerium,
and other
bases,
occurring
usually
in
octahedrons
of a
yellowish
or
brownish
color and
resinous
luster;
-- so
called
from its
becoming
grass-green
on being
subjected
to heat under the
blowpipe..
Crucifier
::
Crucifier
(n.) One who
crucifies;
one who
subjects
himself
or
another
to a
painful
trial.
Substruct
::
Substratum
(n.) The
permanent
subject
of
qualities
or cause of
phenomena;
substance.
Take
::
Take (v. t.) To
obtain
possession
of by force or
artifice;
to get the
custody
or
control
of; to
reduce
into
subjection
to one's power or will; to
capture;
to
seize;
to make
prisoner;
as, to take am army, a city, or a ship; also, to come upon or
befall;
to
fasten
on; to
attack;
to
seize;
-- said of a
disease,
misfortune,
or the
like..
Oration
::
Oration
(n.) An
elaborate
discourse,
delivered
in
public,
treating
an
important
subject
in a
formal
and
dignified
manner;
especially,
a
discourse
having
reference
to some
special
occasion,
as a
funeral,
an
anniversary,
a
celebration,
or the like; --
distinguished
from an
argument
in
court,
a
popular
harangue,
a
sermon,
a
lecture,
etc.; as,
Webster's
oration
at
Bunker
Hill..
Preraphaelitism
::
Preraphaelitism
(n.) The
doctrine
or
practice
of a
school
of
modern
painters
who
profess
to be
followers
of the
painters
before
Raphael.
Its
adherents
advocate
careful
study from
nature,
delicacy
and
minuteness
of
workmanship,
and an
exalted
and
delicate
conception
of the
subject..
Serenate
::
Serenate
(n.) A piece of vocal
music,
especially
one on an
amoreus
subject;
a
serenade..
Test
::
Test (v. t.) To
refine,
as gold or
silver,
in a test, or
cupel;
to
subject
to
cupellation..
Quodlibetical
::
Quodlibetical
(a.) Not
restricted
to a
particular
subject;
discussed
for
curiosity
or
entertainment.
Tyranny
::
Tyranny
(n.) The
government
or
authority
of a
tyrant;
a
country
governed
by an
absolute
ruler;
hence,
arbitrary
or
despotic
exercise
of
power;
exercise
of power over
subjects
and
others
with a rigor not
authorized
by law or
justice,
or not
requisite
for the
purposes
of
government..
Balladry
::
Balladry
(n.)
Ballad
poems;
the
subject
or style of
ballads.
Vortex
::
Vortex
(n.) A mass of
fluid,
especially
of a
liquid,
having
a
whirling
or
circular
motion
tending
to form a
cavity
or
vacuum
in the
center
of the
circle,
and to draw in
towards
the
center
bodies
subject
to its
action;
the form
assumed
by a fluid in such
motion;
a
whirlpool;
an
eddy..
Banter
::
Banter
(v. t.) To
address
playful
good-natured
ridicule
to, -- the
person
addressed,
or
something
pertaining
to him, being the
subject
of the
jesting;
to
rally;
as, he
bantered
me about my
credulity..
Continuative
::
Continuative
(n.) A word that
continues
the
connection
of
sentences
or
subjects;
a
connective;
a
conjunction.
Somnambulist
::
Somnambulist
(n.) A
person
who is
subject
to
somnambulism;
one who walks in his
sleep;
a
sleepwalker;
a
noctambulist.
Vassalage
::
Vassalage
(n.)
Political
servitude;
dependence;
subjection;
slavery;
as, the
Greeks
were held in
vassalage
by the
Turks..
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