History

subject

v.

[1]	subject to , expose , lay open , submit , put through , impose on , cause to undergo
[2]	conquer , subjugate , dominate , subdue , enslave , enthral , crush , humble
[3]	subjugate
[4]	submit

n.

[1]	topic , (subject-)matter , topic , theme , issue , theme , angle , thesis , gist , substance , business , affair , point
[2]	course (of study) , content , depicted object , field , area , discipline , branch of knowledge
[3]	cause , discipline , subject area , ground(s) , motive , subject field , field , reason , basis , field of study , study , source , rationale , bailiwick , excuse
[4]	participant , topic , issue , case , guinea-pig , matter , testee
[5]	citizen , national , taxpayer , voter , liegeman , vassal
[6]	case , guinea pig
[7]	national

adj.

[1]	subject to , exposed (to) , open (to) , vulnerable (to) , susceptible (to) , prone (to) , disposed (to) , at the mercy (of) , liable (to suffer/undergo)
[2]	discussed , under discussion , referred to , above
[3]	subject to , answerable to , responsible for , bound by , obedient to , subservient to , submissive to , controlled by , under the control ofdependent on , conditional on , contingent on
[4]	capable , open
[5]	dependent