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Definition of subject
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of subject is as below...
Subject
(v. t.) To bring under
control,
power,
or
dominion;
to make
subject;
to
subordinate;
to
subdue..
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Nolo Contendere
::
Nolo
contendere
() A plea, by the
defendant,
in a
criminal
prosecution,
which,
without
admitting
guilt,
subjects
him to all the
consequences
of a plea of
quilty..
Introduction
::
Introduction
(n.) That part of a book or
discourse
which
introduces
or leads the way to the main
subject,
or part;
preliminary;
matter;
preface;
proem;
exordium..
Disguise
::
Disguise
(n.) A dress or
exterior
put on for
purposes
of
concealment
or of
deception;
as,
persons
doing
unlawful
acts in
disguise
are
subject
to heavy
penalties..
Biblicality
::
Biblicality
(n.) The
quality
of being
biblical;
a
biblical
subject.
Nominative
::
Nominative
(a.)
Giving
a name;
naming;
designating;
-- said of that case or form of a noun which
stands
as the
subject
of a
finite
verb.
Changeable
::
Changeable
(a.)
Capable
of
change;
subject
to
alteration;
mutable;
variable;
fickle;
inconstant;
as, a
changeable
humor..
Monotonist
::
Monotonist
(n.) One who talks in the same
strain
or on the same
subject
until
weariness
is
produced.
Undergo
::
Undergo
(v. t.) To be
subject
or
amenable
to; to
underlie.
Subjecting
::
Subjected
(imp. & p. p.) of
Subjec.
Praemnire
::
Praemnire
(v. t.) The
subject
to the
penalties
of
praemunire.
Erythrochroic
::
Erythrochroic
(a.)
Having,
or
subject
to,
erythrochroism..
Ridicule
::
Ridicule
(n.)
Remarks
concerning
a
subject
or a
person
designed
to
excite
laughter
with a
degree
of
contempt;
wit of that
species
which
provokes
contemptuous
laughter;
disparagement
by
making
a
person
an
object
of
laughter;
banter;
-- a term
lighter
than
derision.
Core
::
Core (n.) The most
important
part of a
thing;
the
essence;
as, the core of a
subject..
Critical
::
Critical
(n.)
Characterized
by
thoroughness
and a
reference
to
principles,
as
becomes
a
critic;
as, a
critical
analysis
of a
subject..
Identical
::
Identical
(a.)
Uttering
sameness
or the same
truth;
expressing
in the
predicate
what is
given,
or
obviously
implied,
in the
subject;
tautological..
Subjective
::
Subjective
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
subject.
Subjection
::
Subjected
(a.)
Exposed;
liable;
subject;
obnoxious.
Obedience
::
Obedience
(n.) The act of
obeying,
or the state of being
obedient;
compliance
with that which is
required
by
authority;
subjection
to
rightful
restraint
or
control..
Warrandice
::
Warrandice
(n.) The
obligation
by which a
person,
conveying
a
subject
or a
right,
is bound to
uphold
that
subject
or right
against
every
claim,
challenge,
or
burden
arising
from
circumstances
prior to the
conveyance;
warranty..
Balladry
::
Balladry
(n.)
Ballad
poems;
the
subject
or style of
ballads.
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