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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 in which any
quality,
attribute,
or
relation,
whether
spiritual
or
material,
inheres,
or to which any of these
appertain;
substance;
substratum..
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Conquest
::
Conquest
(n.) The act or
process
of
conquering,
or
acquiring
by
force;
the act of
overcoming
or
subduing
opposition
by
force,
whether
physical
or
moral;
subjection;
subjugation;
victory..
Suade
::
Suable
(a.)
Capable
of being sued;
subject
by law to be
called
to
answer
in
court.
Fiar
::
Fiar (n.) One in whom the
property
of an
estate
is
vested,
subject
to the
estate
of a life
renter..
Pasteurize
::
Pasteurize
(v. t.) To
subject
to
pasteurization.
Appointive
::
Appointive
(a.)
Subject
to
appointment;
as, an
appointive
office..
Milled
::
Milled
(a.)
Having
been
subjected
to some
process
of
milling.
Subjection
::
Subjected
(a.)
Exposed;
liable;
subject;
obnoxious.
Vassalage
::
Vassalage
(n.)
Political
servitude;
dependence;
subjection;
slavery;
as, the
Greeks
were held in
vassalage
by the
Turks..
Allodium
::
Allodium
(n.)
Freehold
estate;
land which is the
absolute
property
of the
owner;
real
estate
held in
absolute
independence,
without
being
subject
to any rent,
service,
or
acknowledgment
to a
superior.
It is thus
opposed
to
feud..
Melancholia
::
Melancholia
(n.) A kind of
mental
unsoundness
characterized
by
extreme
depression
of
spirits,
ill-grounded
fears,
delusions,
and
brooding
over one
particular
subject
or train of
ideas..
Tithable
::
Tithable
(a.)
Subject
to the
payment
of
tithes;
as,
tithable
lands..
Of
::
Of
(prep.)
Denoting
possession
or
ownership,
or the
relation
of
subject
to
attribute;
as, the
apartment
of the
consul:
the power of the king; a man of
courage;
the gate of
heaven..
Reflexive
::
Reflexive
(a.)
Having
for its
direct
object
a
pronoun
which
refers
to the agent or
subject
as its
antecedent;
-- said of
certain
verbs;
as, the
witness
perjured
himself;
I
bethought
myself.
Applied
also to
pronouns
of this
class;
reciprocal;
reflective..
Abstract
::
Abstract
(a.) A state of
separation
from other
things;
as, to
consider
a
subject
in the
abstract,
or apart from other
associated
things..
Equal
::
Equal (a.)
Agreeing
in
quantity,
size,
quality,
degree,
value,
etc.;
having
the same
magnitude,
the same
value,
the same
degree,
etc.; --
applied
to
number,
degree,
quantity,
and
intensity,
and to any
subject
which
admits
of them;
neither
inferior
nor
superior,
greater
nor less,
better
nor
worse;
corresponding;
alike;
as, equal
quantities
of land,
water,
etc. ;
houses
of equal size;
persons
of equal
stature
or
talents;
commodities
of equal
value..
Machine
::
Machine
(v. t.) To
subject
to the
action
of
machinery;
to
effect
by aid of
machinery;
to print with a
printing
machine.
Religion
::
Religion
(n.) A
monastic
or
religious
order
subject
to a
regulated
mode of life; the
religious
state;
as, to enter
religion..
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.
Chiragrical
::
Chiragrical
(a.)
Having
the gout in the hand, or
subject
to that
disease..
Tyrannize
::
Tyrannize
(v. i.) To act the
tyrant;
to
exercise
arbitrary
power;
to rule with
unjust
and
oppressive
severity;
to
exercise
power
others
not
permitted
by law or
required
by
justice,
or with a
severity
not
necessary
to the ends of
justice
and
government;
as, a
prince
will often
tyrannize
over his
subjects;
masters
sometimes
tyrannize
over their
servants
or
apprentices..
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