Phrase Hound found 14 phrases and 3 compound words that contain subjects. The most common are listed below. Open subjects in the live search for definitions, filters, and the full list.
Phrases 14
- federal subjectsplural of federal subject: A constituent entity of Russia, its top-level political division; it includes all federated entities: republics, krais, oblasts, cities of federal importance, an autonomous oblast, and autonomous okrugs, all of …
- short subjectsplural of short subject: A film that is shorter than a feature film.
- between-subjectsOf an experiment: designed so that each participant is tested on one variable.
- tool subjectsplural of tool subject: A subject studied to gain a skill used in other subjects.
- within-subjectsOf an experiment: designed so that each participant is tested on each variable.
- historical subjectsplural of historical subject: the consciousness of a dead person
- counter-subjectsplural of counter-subject: The secondary melody in contrapuntal music.
- echo subjectsplural of echo subject: A verb that has the same subject as the preceding verb.
- introductory subjectsplural of introductory subject: A dummy subject.
- oblique subjectsplural of oblique subject: A subject in a grammatical case other than the nominative (used with certain verbs in some languages, e.g. Icelandic).
- dummy subjectsplural of dummy subject: In English, a word (such as it or there) used as the subject of a sentence when the real subject is placed after the main verb, or when the subject is indefinite.
- preparatory subjectsplural of preparatory subject: A dummy subject.
- quirky subjectsplural of quirky subject: A subject in a grammatical case other than the nominative (used with certain verbs in some languages, e.g. Icelandic).
- impersonal subjectsplural of impersonal subject: a pronoun such as it used as the subject of a clause involving weather, distance, or time
Compound words 3
- countersubjectsplural of countersubject: The secondary melody in contrapuntal music.
- metasubjectsplural of metasubject: A subject that deals with, or transcends, other subjects.
- nonsubjectsplural of nonsubject: That which is not a subject.