subjectship
- noun
- /ˈsʌbdʒɛktˌʃɪp/
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tema
- Art critics debated the subjectship of the painting and what it truly represents.
Examples
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Her research focused on the subjectship of marginalized communities in contemporary media.
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The subjectship of the novel's main character is explored through multiple perspectives.
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The artist explored themes of subjectship in her latest work.
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His subjectship in the debate was compelling.
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The subjectship of climate change in academic discourse has garnered increased attention over the years.
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In her thesis, she analyzed the subjectship of identity in postcolonial literature.
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The subjectship of the documentary centered around the lives of urban youth and their challenges.
Synonyms
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1.0
A subject that people discuss, write about, or study
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4.1
A thing that someone looks at or studies
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3.8
The main topic a talk, book, or picture is about
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3.4
The thing people are talking about now
Being the main noun in a sentence or the state of being an aware person
Antonyms
How Central
- Informal
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3.2
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Subjectship comes from subject, the same word we use in school subject to mean a topic, plus the ending -ship as in relationship to show a state. So subjectship can also mean the condition of being the topic or focus of study or discussion.