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Saasire ( ) adj. periuasive Suaye ( C15tr«^ ) adj. pleasant, soothing
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Suayity ( ) n. pleasantness irt<(^,
- softness I
Sab (rt^ ) n. ( Coll. ) a subordinate
C»rt^ ; subsistence money, a special allow- ance f??i I
Subacid ( ) adj. somewhat acid
dr^i I
Subacrid { ) adj. moderately ptm-
gent or bitter W»l1 l
Subagent ( Bt^-oq’rw^ ) n. one employed by an agent to represent him
Subaltern ( ) adj. subordinate
I — n. a military officer below the rank of captain Wsr¥ I
Subaqueous ( ) adj, lying
under water I
( L. jttft=undcr ; water ).
Subdiyide ( ) v. t. to divide
again into smaller division
w, ^ 'stu ^ i
Subdiyision ( ) n, a smaller
division, as of a district f^tsr^ ’!(TT fatvtsf I Subdiyislonal
adj. Iff »TWlRtl 'fV m I
Subdue ( ) V. t. to bring under con- trol, to conquer ^*r ♦R'tys I
Subduer n. i
Sub-editor ( ) n. an assistant
editor I
Subduable cdj. that may be subdued ^*f ♦nil I
Subject ( Ft^-CW^$ ) n. one under the con- trol of another C»lt^, «Wl, ^tlf^ ;
that of which anything is said in a discourse ; a topic,
matter I —adj, subordinate
- liable Ftft I — o. t,
to make subordinate ut^st W^TI
^ ; to subdue ^ ^ j
to make liable to I Subject
niatter=’8m:»lt57 f^^ir i Subject to trlal=
I Subject to the conditions »«iit <1)1 fsiiir ^f?
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Subjection ( ) n. the act of sub-
duing W?f3?TFl, I
Subjective ( Ft^:-cWf-fl>«; ) adj. relating lo the thought or feeling 'Ut^ I
( opp. to Objective ).
Subjoin ( to fix or annex to
add at the end cyifsr C^, C*lf^
- rt5^ cz I
Sub-judice ( ) (L) under considera- tion ZU Cl^tFl Zit I
Subjugate ( to bring under power, to conquer OfZ WZ,
ziz, wsfiT I
Subjugation ( ) n. act of being conquered or brought under power
Subjunctive ( ) adj. subjoined
^^1 ; denoting a mood expressing condition
Sublease ( Ft^-t^W ) v. t. to lease out to another by a tenant ♦fJttiT Wtsf
tairr^ cw I
Sublet ( Ft^-C^'i> ) V. t. to lease by one tenant to anotljer ♦Rl Bltlptt»r
«t^1 cw I
Sublimate ( ) v. t. to refine, to exalt C*nt<R itt»if^r catFl-
qirn nf^*r^ C<rt& zz) i Sublima-
tion n. Sublimate of mercury =corrosive sublimate ZZ I
Sublime ( ) abj. majestic, high, lofty cart, m ^ I — n.
that which is lofty in thought or style
