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subsequent coming or happening after; following.
subsequently at a time following some prior time or event; afterwards.
subseries combined form of series.
subserve to be useful in attempting to achieve (a purpose or goal).
subservience obedience to those in positions above one. [2 definitions]
subservient excessively submissive. [2 definitions]
subset a mathematical set composed of elements contained within a given set.
subside to decrease or abate, as noise, emotion, or the like. [3 definitions]
subsidence the process of sinking to a lower level or to the bottom.
subsidiary assisting or supplementing. [5 definitions]
subsidize to provide financial assistance for; support with money. [2 definitions]
subsidy direct financial assistance provided by the government to a business, industry, educational institution, individual, or the like. [2 definitions]
subsist to exist or continue to exist. [2 definitions]
subsistence the act, fact, or state of subsisting. [2 definitions]
subsite combined form of site.
subskill combined form of skill.
subsociety combined form of society.
subsoil the layer of earth or weathered material lying just beneath the surface soil.
subsonic below an audible level; infrasonic. [2 definitions]
subspecialist combined form of specialist.
subspecialize combined form of specialize.