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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.) That which is
subjected,
or
submitted
to, any
physical
operation
or
process;
specifically
(Anat.),
a dead body used for the
purpose
of
dissection..
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Dependent
::
Dependent
(a.)
Relying
on, or
subject
to,
something
else for
support;
not able to
exist,
or
sustain
itself,
or to
perform
anything,
without
the will,
power,
or aid of
something
else; not
self-sustaining;
contingent
or
conditioned;
subordinate;
-- often with on or upon; as,
dependent
on God;
dependent
upon
friends..
Danger
::
Danger
(n.) Power to harm;
subjection
or
liability
to
penalty.
Scary
::
Scary (a.)
Subject
to
sudden
alarm.
Contraction
::
Contraction
(n.) The act of
incurring
or
becoming
subject
to, as
liabilities,
obligation,
debts,
etc.; the
process
of
becoming
subject
to; as, the
contraction
of a
disease..
Invert
::
Invert
(v. t.) To
convert;
to
reverse;
to
decompose
by, or
subject
to,
inversion.
See
Inversion,
n., 10..
Herself
::
Herself
(pron.)
An
emphasized
form of the third
person
feminine
pronoun;
-- used as a
subject
with she; as, she
herself
will bear the
blame;
also used alone in the
predicate,
either
in the
nominative
or
objective
case; as, it is
herself;
she
blames
herself..
Subjected
::
Subjected
(a.)
Subjacent.
Seguestration
::
Seguestration
(n.) The
seizure
of the
property
of an
individual
for the use of the
state;
particularly
applied
to the
seizure,
by a
belligerent
power,
of debts due from its
subjects
to the
enemy..
Excisable
::
Excisable
(a.)
Liable
or
subject
to
excise;
as,
tobacco
in an
excisable
commodity..
Mortal
::
Mortal
(a.)
Subject
to
death;
destined
to die; as, man is
mortal..
Vitriolate
::
Vitriolate
(v. t.) To
subject
to the
action
of, or
impregnate
with,
vitriol..
Kier
::
Kier (n.) A large tub or vat in which goods are
subjected
to the
action
of hot lye or
bleaching
liquor;
-- also
called
keeve.
Subjecting
::
Subjected
(imp. & p. p.) of
Subjec.
Subject
::
Subject
(a.)
Exposed;
liable;
prone;
disposed;
as, a
country
subject
to
extreme
heat; men
subject
to
temptation..
Underlie
::
Underlie
(v. t.) To be
subject
or
amenable
to.
Demonomist
::
Demonomist
(n.) One in
subjection
to a
demon,
or to
demons..
Allegory
::
Allegory
(n.) A
figurative
sentence
or
discourse,
in which the
principal
subject
is
described
by
another
subject
resembling
it in its
properties
and
circumstances.
The real
subject
is thus kept out of view, and we are left to
collect
the
intentions
of the
writer
or
speaker
by the
resemblance
of the
secondary
to the
primary
subject..
Smokehouse
::
Smokehouse
(n.) A
building
where meat or fish is cured by
subjecting
it to a dense
smoke.
Quill
::
Quill (n.) A pen for
writing
made by
sharpening
and
splitting
the point or nib of the stock of a
feather;
as,
history
is the
proper
subject
of his
quill..
Pentacrostic
::
Pentacrostic
(n.) A set of
verses
so
disposed
that the name
forming
the
subject
of the
acrostic
occurs
five times -- the whole set of
verses
being
divided
into five
different
parts from top to
bottom.
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