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subject in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Subject (Latin:
subiectus "lying beneath") may
refer to: Hypokeimenon, or subiectum, in metaphysics...
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Subject–
SUBJECT consciousness is a
concept articulated by
Harry Hay,
representing the
valuable mindset in same-**** relationships,
emerging from the inherent...
- grammar, a
subject complement is a
predicative expression that
follows a co**** (commonly
known as a
linking verb),
which complements the
subject of a clause...
- The
federal subjects of Russia, also
referred to as the
subjects of the
Russian Federation (Russian: субъекты Российской Федерации, romanized: subyekty...
- The
distinction between subject and
object is a
basic idea of philosophy. A
subject is a
being that
exercises agency,
undergoes conscious experiences...
- In
linguistic typology, a
subject–object–verb (SOV)
language is one in
which the
subject, object, and verb of a
sentence always or
usually appear in that...
- A
subject is one of the two main
parts of a
sentence (the
other being the predicate,
which modifies the
subject). For the
simple sentence John runs, John...
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research and psychotherapy, the
subject-expectancy effect, is a form of
reactivity that
occurs when a
research subject expects a
given result and therefore...
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until 1956
there were two
separate awards, Best
Short Subject, One-reel and Best
Short Subject, Two-reel,
referring to the
running time of
eligible short...
- In music, a
subject is the material,
usually a
recognizable melody, upon
which part or all of a
composition is based. In
forms other than the fugue, this...
