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Definition of subject
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Subjecting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Subjec.
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Compensation
::
Compensation
(n.) An
equivalent
stipulated
for in
contracts
for the sale of real
estate,
in which it is
customary
to
provide
that
errors
in
description,
etc., shall not
avoid,
but shall be the
subject
of
compensation..
Rub
::
Rub (v. t.) To
subject
(a body) to the
action
of
something
moving
over its
surface
with
pressure
and
friction,
especially
to the
action
of
something
moving
back and
forth;
as, to rub the flesh with the hand; to rub wood with
sandpaper..
Volatile
::
Volatile
(a.)
Capable
of
wasting
away, or of
easily
passing
into the
aeriform
state;
subject
to
evaporation..
Dependence
::
Dependence
(n.) The state of being
influenced
and
determined
by
something;
subjection
(as of an
effect
to its
cause).
Ethnography
::
Ethnography
(n.) That
branch
of
knowledge
which has for its
subject
the
characteristics
of the human
family,
developing
the
details
with which
ethnology
as a
comparative
science
deals;
descriptive
ethnology.
See
Ethnology..
Converse
::
Converse
(n.) A
proposition
which
arises
from
interchanging
the terms of
another,
as by
putting
the
predicate
for the
subject,
and the
subject
for the
predicate;
as, no
virtue
is vice, no vice is
virtue..
Enslave
::
Enslave
(v. t.) To
reduce
to
slavery;
to make a slave of; to
subject
to a
dominant
influence.
Theme
::
Theme (n.)
Discourse
on a
certain
subject.
Trivial
::
Trivial
(a.) Of
little
worth or
importance;
inconsiderable;
trifling;
petty;
paltry;
as, a
trivial
subject
or
affair..
Malcontent
::
Malcontent
(n.) One who
discontented;
especially,
a
discontented
subject
of a
government;
one who
express
his
discontent
by words or overt
acts..
Talk
::
Talk (n.)
Subject
of
discourse;
as, his
achievment
is the talk of the
town..
Subject
::
Subject
(v. t.) To
submit;
to make
accountable.
Dephlegmation
::
Dephlegmation
(n.) The
operation
of
separating
water from
spirits
and
acids,
by
evaporation
or
repeated
distillation;
--
called
also
concentration,
especially
when acids are the
subject
of it..
Substruct
::
Substratum
(n.) The
permanent
subject
of
qualities
or cause of
phenomena;
substance.
Subject-matter
::
Subjectless
(a.)
Having
no
subject.
Voluntary
::
Voluntary
(v. t.) Of or
pertaining
to the will;
subject
to, or
regulated
by, the will; as, the
voluntary
motions
of an
animal,
such as the
movements
of the leg or arm (in
distinction
from
involuntary
motions,
such as the
movements
of the
heart);
the
voluntary
muscle
fibers,
which are the
agents
in
voluntary
motion..
Biblicality
::
Biblicality
(n.) The
quality
of being
biblical;
a
biblical
subject.
Tender
::
Tender
(superl.)
Apt to give pain;
causing
grief or pain;
delicate;
as, a
tender
subject..
Continuative
::
Continuative
(n.) A word that
continues
the
connection
of
sentences
or
subjects;
a
connective;
a
conjunction.
Tertiary
::
Tertiary
(a.)
Possessing
some
quality
in the third
degree;
having
been
subjected
to the
substitution
of three atoms or
radicals;
as, a
tertiary
alcohol,
amine,
or salt. Cf.
Primary,
and
Secondary..
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