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Definition of submit
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Submit
(v. t.) To let down; to
lower.
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Raise
::
Raise (v. t.) To bring to
notice;
to
submit
for
consideration;
as, to raise a point of
order;
to raise an
objection..
Stoop
::
Stoop (v. t.) To cause to
submit;
to
prostrate.
Opinion
::
Opinion
(n.) The
formal
decision,
or
expression
of
views,
of a
judge,
an
umpire,
a
counselor,
or other party
officially
called
upon to
consider
and
decide
upon a
matter
or point
submitted..
Submit
::
Submit
(v. i.) To yield one's
opinion
to the
opinion
of
authority
of
another;
to be
subject;
to
acquiesce.
Submit
::
Submit
(v. i.) To yield one's
person
to the power of
another;
to give up
resistance;
to
surrender.
Defer
::
Defer (v. t.) To lay
before;
to
submit
in a
respectful
manner;
to
refer;
-- with to.
Submit
::
Submit
(v. t.) To leave or
commit
to the
discretion
or
judgment
of
another
or
others;
to
refer;
as, to
submit
a
controversy
to
arbitrators;
to
submit
a
question
to the
court;
-- often
followed
by a
dependent
proposition
as the
object..
Stoop
::
Stoop (v. i.) To
yield;
to
submit;
to bend, as by
compulsion;
to
assume
a
position
of
humility
or
subjection..
Acquiescent
::
Acquiescent
(a.)
Resting
satisfied
or
submissive;
disposed
tacitly
to
submit;
assentive;
as, an
acquiescent
policy..
Subjugation
::
Subjugate
(v. t.) To
subdue,
and bring under the yoke of power or
dominion;
to
conquer
by
force,
and
compel
to
submit
to the
government
or
absolute
control
of
another;
to
vanquish..
Submit
::
Submit
(v. t.) To
yield,
resign,
or
surrender
to
power,
will, or
authority;
-- often with the
reflexive
pronoun..
Burn
::
Burn (v. t.) To
perfect
or
improve
by fire or heat; to
submit
to the
action
of fire or heat for some
economic
purpose;
to
destroy
or
change
some
property
or
properties
of, by
exposure
to fire or heat in due
degree
for
obtaining
a
desired
residuum,
product,
or
effect;
to bake; as, to burn clay in
making
bricks
or
pottery;
to burn wood so as to
produce
charcoal;
to burn
limestone
for the
lime..
Rebiting
::
Rebiting
(n.) The act or
process
of
deepening
worn lines in an
etched
plate by
submitting
it again to the
action
of acid.
Odeon
::
Odeon (n.) A kind of
theater
in
ancient
Greece,
smaller
than the
dramatic
theater
and
roofed
over, in which poets and
musicians
submitted
their works to the
approval
of the
public,
and
contended
for
prizes;
--
hence,
in
modern
usage,
the name of a hall for
musical
or
dramatic
performances..
Submissly
::
Submissive
(a.)
Showing
a
readiness
to
submit;
expressing
submission;
as, a
submissive
demeanor..
Demit
::
Demit (v. t.) To yield or
submit;
to
humble;
to
lower;
as, to demit one's self to
humble
duties..
Significavit
::
Significavit
(n.)
Formerly,
a writ
issuing
out of
chancery,
upon
certificate
given by the
ordinary,
of a man's
standing
excommunicate
by the space of forty days, for the
laying
him up in
prison
till he
submit
himself
to the
authority
of the
church..
Verdict
::
Verdict
(n.) The
answer
of a jury given to the court
concerning
any
matter
of fact in any
cause,
civil or
criminal,
committed
to their
examination
and
determination;
the
finding
or
decision
of a jury on the
matter
legally
submitted
to them in the
course
of the trial of a
cause..
Sequester
::
Sequester
(v. t.) To cause (one) to
submit
to the
process
of
sequestration;
to
deprive
(one) of one's
estate,
property,
etc..
Decree
::
Decree
(n.) A
determination
or
judgment
of an
umpire
on a case
submitted
to him.
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