subject
nounDivide subject into syllables:
sub · ject
How to pronounce subject:
Definition of subject:
- subject (noun):
- the subject matter of a conversation or discussion.
- one that is placed under authority or control such as
- the person, thing, or topic being dealt with or discussed
Synonyms for subject:
affair
bailiwick
bone of contention
business
case
content
depicted object
discipline
essence
field
field of inquiry or reference
field of study
guinea pig
head
idea
issue
keynote
matter
motif
motive
national
object
point
precedent
question
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Antonyms for subject:
accessory
auxiliary
extra
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