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/suˈxeto/
Translation
subject, individual
Word origin
From Latin subiectus ('thrown or placed under, subjected'), the past participle of subicere, from sub ('under') and iacere ('to throw').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- subiectus
- English cognates
- subject, subjective
Grammar
Examples
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That man was looking at my car with interest.
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The subject of the sentence is very important.
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A strange person knocked at the door last night.
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Each subject in the study received a question.
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The subject of the book seems very real to me.
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