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- pronunciation:
- s
 b
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- features:
- Word Combinations (verb), Word Parts
| part of speech: |
verb |
| inflections: |
submits, submitting, submitted |
| definition 1: |
to offer to another to look at.
He submitted the story to the magazine in hope that it would be published.
- antonyms:
- withdraw
- similar words:
- bid, lodge, offer, refer
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| definition 2: |
to give in to the will or power of another.
The boy submitted to his mother's demand that he spit out his gum.- synonyms:
- bow, surrender
- antonyms:
- hold out
- similar words:
- comply, obey
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| related words: |
abide by, contribute, resign, subject, suggest, surrender, yield |
adverb + (v.)submit
formally, humbly, respectfully, voluntarily
(v.)submit
+ adverb
electronically, online
(v.)submit
+ noun
advance,
application,
approval,
authority,
ballot,
bid,
brush,
budget,
claim,
comment,
consideration,
data,
declaration,
discipline,
dispute,
document,
draft,
e-mail,
entry,
episode,
essay,
evaluation,
evidence,
examination,
inspection,
item,
journal,
legislation,
letter,
list,
memo,
memorandum,
monitoring,
nomination,
nominee,
notice,
offer,
paper,
parliament,
petition,
plan,
proposal,
publication,
publisher,
receipt,
recommendation,
report,
request,
resignation,
resolution,
review,
sample,
signature,
sip,
sketch,
slide,
statement,
tape,
test,
testimony,
testing,
writing
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| derivations: |
submissible (adj.), submittable (adj.), submittal (n.), submitter (n.) |
The word submit
contains the following part:
mit, mis1, mitt, miss, -mise
Latin
root
that means send, let go
  Example words:
admission, admit, admittance, commission, commissioner, commit, committee, compromise, dismiss, emission, emit, missile, mission, missionary, omit, permission, permit, premise, promise, promising, remission, submit, transmission, transmit, transmitter
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