submission
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3.7
- noun
- /səbˈmɪʃən/
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- Fewer programs required the submission of test scores in 1992 than in the 1970s.
- manuscript submission
- submission deadline
- journal submission
Yeah, but send in some submissions for the single dads.
- Yeah, but send in some submissions for the single dads.
- Well, I tend to not just take on submissions.
- So it's a proportion and one submission per team and PDF format to Stellar.
- And The funny thing is, I actually received requests and submissions from people to be Bond boys.
- I mean, yeah, that that is worth many times my submission fee.
- They get hundreds of new product submissions a day.
- What's your self-imposed, rough, self-imposed submission date?
- We've just been sitting here pounding the pavement on our thousand plus submissions to join my crew next Friday.
- Today we are doing a listener submission.
- Yeah, hundreds of submissions, which we clearly can't include all of those in one video.
- And we got hundreds, hundreds of Meow submissions, Meow missions.
- Yeah, that would be get your submissions in what's your Beetlejuice?
Examples
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Her manuscript was a strong submission for the literary award, impressing the judges.
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Hey, Chief, we just got a submission from a brilliant poet no one's ever heard of!
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OK, so here was our code submission site from last term.
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Write some sort of cover letter to explain your submission; keep it short but exciting.
Academic text (1995) -
Thank you for the submission, Ashley.
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You know, I read all the submissions and yours was by far the best.
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Frequently, grants are awarded to the total institution, and the proposal submission must be a comprehensive whole.
Academic text (1990) -
The announcement also provided that the submission with the 'highest overall scores' would be awarded a $50,000 prize.
Academic text (2017) -
Tonight is the end of our ticket giveaway and we have received a record number of submissions.
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Winners were selected from a pool of submissions at the pre-high school through university level.
Academic text (1994)
Synonyms
817
2.9
A plan or suggestion put forward for others to consider
50
2.8
Something sent to a competition to be judged
27
3.4
A piece of writing sent to a magazine or book
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6.2
A document sent to someone for approval or review
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Submission comes from the Latin parts sub- 'under' and mittere 'to send', the same root as mission. So a submission of a story or paper is simply something you 'send' to others for their review or decision.