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Definition of subject
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Subject
(a.)
Obedient;
submissive.
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Address
::
Address
(v. t.) A
formal
communication,
either
written
or
spoken;
a
discourse;
a
speech;
a
formal
application
to any one; a
petition;
a
formal
statement
on some
subject
or
special
occasion;
as, an
address
of
thanks,
an
address
to the
voters..
Warranty
::
Warranty
(n.) An
engagement
or
undertaking,
express
or
implied,
that a
certain
fact
regarding
the
subject
of a
contract
is, or shall be, as it is
expressly
or
impliedly
declared
or
promised
to be. In sales of goods by
persons
in
possession,
there is an
implied
warranty
of
title,
but, as to the
quality
of
goods,
the rule of every sale is,
Caveat
emptor..
Vicissitudinous
::
Vicissitudinous
(a.) Full of, or
subject
to,
changes..
Walk
::
Walk (v. t.) To
subject,
as cloth or yarn, to the
fulling
process;
to
full..
Mesmeree
::
Mesmeree
(n.) A
person
subjected
to
mesmeric
influence;
one who is
mesmerized.
Tyro
::
Tyro (n.) A
beginner
in
learning;
one who is in the
rudiments
of any
branch
of
study;
a
person
imperfectly
acquainted
with a
subject;
a
novice.
A B C
::
A B C () The
simplest
rudiments
of any
subject;
as, the A B C of
finance..
Premise
::
Premise
(n.) To set forth
beforehand,
or as
introductory
to the main
subject;
to offer
previously,
as
something
to
explain
or aid in
understanding
what
follows;
especially,
to lay down
premises
or first
propositions,
on which rest the
subsequent
reasonings..
Metamorphic
::
Metamorphic
(a.)
Subject
to
change;
changeable;
variable.
Hymnographer
::
Hymnographer
(n.) One who
writes
on the
subject
of
hymns.
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..
Abstract
::
Abstract
(a.) A state of
separation
from other
things;
as, to
consider
a
subject
in the
abstract,
or apart from other
associated
things..
Title
::
Title (n.) The
inscription
in the
beginning
of a book,
usually
containing
the
subject
of the work, the
author's
and
publisher's
names,
the date, etc..
Subjectless
::
Subjectivity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
subjective;
character
of the
subject.
Inflective
::
Inflective
(a.)
Inflectional;
characterized
by
variation,
or
change
in form, to mark case,
tense,
etc.;
subject
to
inflection..
Danger
::
Danger
(n.) Power to harm;
subjection
or
liability
to
penalty.
Assets
::
Assets
(n. pl.)
Property
of a
deceased
person,
subject
by law to the
payment
of his debts and
legacies;
--
called
assets
because
sufficient
to
render
the
executor
or
administrator
liable
to the
creditors
and
legatees,
so far as such goods or
estate
may
extend..
Subjection
::
Subjection
(a.) The act of
subjecting,
or of
bringing
under the
dominion
of
another;
the act of
subduing..
Reticence
::
Reticence
(n.) A
figure
by which a
person
really
speaks
of a thing while he makes a show as if he would say
nothingon
the
subject.
Subject
::
Subject
(a.) That which is
brought
under
thought
or
examination;
that which is taken up for
discussion,
or
concerning
which
anything
is said or
done..
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