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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
(a.)
Specifically:
One who is under the
authority
of a ruler and is
governed
by his laws; one who owes
allegiance
to a
sovereign
or a
sovereign
state;
as, a
subject
of Queen
Victoria;
a
British
subject;
a
subject
of the
United
States..
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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..
Broad
::
Broad
(superl.)
Fig.:
Having
a large
measure
of any thing or
quality;
not
limited;
not
restrained;
--
applied
to any
subject,
and
retaining
the
literal
idea more or less
clearly,
the
precise
meaning
depending
largely
on the
substantive..
Litigious
::
Litigious
(a.)
Subject
to
contention;
disputable;
controvertible;
debatable;
doubtful;
precarious.
Vulnerable
::
Vulnerable
(a.)
Liable
to
injury;
subject
to be
affected
injuriously;
assailable;
as, a
vulnerable
reputation..
Episode
::
Episode
(n.) A
separate
incident,
story,
or
action,
introduced
for the
purpose
of
giving
a
greater
variety
to the
events
related;
an
incidental
narrative,
or
digression,
separable
from the main
subject,
but
naturally
arising
from it..
Stoop
::
Stoop (v. i.) To
yield;
to
submit;
to bend, as by
compulsion;
to
assume
a
position
of
humility
or
subjection..
Fatigue
::
Fatigue
(n.) The
weakening
of a metal when
subjected
to
repeated
vibrations
or
strains.
Discipline
::
Discipline
(n.) The
subject
matter
of
instruction;
a
branch
of
knowledge.
Ramification
::
Ramification
(n.) A
division
into
principal
and
subordinate
classes,
heads,
or
departments;
also, one of the
subordinate
parts;
as, the
ramifications
of a
subject
or
scheme..
Stormy
::
Stormy
(superl.)
Characterized
by, or
proceeding
from, a
storm;
subject
to
storms;
agitated
with
furious
winds;
biosterous;
tempestous;
as, a
stormy
season;
a
stormy
day or
week..
Post
::
Post (v. t.) To
inform;
to give the news to; to make (one)
acquainted
with the
details
of a
subject;
-- often with up.
Ego
::
Ego (n.) The
conscious
and
permanent
subject
of all
psychical
experiences,
whether
held to be
directly
known or the
product
of
reflective
thought;
--
opposed
to
non-ego..
Walk
::
Walk (v. t.) To
subject,
as cloth or yarn, to the
fulling
process;
to
full..
Desultory
::
Desultory
(a.) Out of
course;
by the way; as a
digression;
not
connected
with the
subject;
as, a
desultory
remark..
Independent
::
Independent
(a.) Not
subject
to bias or
influence;
not
obsequious;
self-directing;
as, a man of an
independent
mind..
Voice
::
Voice (n.) A
particular
mode of
inflecting
or
conjugating
verbs,
or a
particular
form of a verb, by means of which is
indicated
the
relation
of the
subject
of the verb to the
action
which the verb
expresses..
Pertinent
::
Pertinent
(a.)
Belonging
or
related
to the
subject
or
matter
in hand; fit or
appropriate
in any way;
adapted
to the end
proposed;
apposite;
material;
relevant;
as,
pertinent
illustrations
or
arguments;
pertinent
evidence..
Diver
::
Diver (n.) Fig.: One who goes
deeply
into a
subject,
study,
or
business..
Shoder
::
Shoder
(n.) A
package
of gold
beater's
skins in which gold is
subjected
to the
second
process
of
beating.
Text
::
Text (n.)
Hence,
anything
chosen
as the
subject
of an
argument,
literary
composition,
or the like;
topic;
theme..
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