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submit
verb (submitted , submitting )
1 intr (also submit to someone) to surrender; to give in, especially to the wishes or control of another person; to stop resisting them.
2 tr & intr to offer (oneself) as a subject for an experiment, treatment, etc.
3 a to offer, suggest or present (eg a proposal) for formal consideration by others;
b to hand in (eg an essay or other piece of written work) for marking, correction, etc He submitted the essay late .
4 (usu submit to someone) to defer to someone or something I submit to your better judgement .
[14c: from Latin submittere , from sub beneath + mittere to send]
submittable or submissible adjective .
submitted adjective .
submitter noun .
submitting noun .
verb (submitted , submitting )
1 intr (also submit to someone) to surrender; to give in, especially to the wishes or control of another person; to stop resisting them.
2 tr & intr to offer (oneself) as a subject for an experiment, treatment, etc.
3 a to offer, suggest or present (eg a proposal) for formal consideration by others;
b to hand in (eg an essay or other piece of written work) for marking, correction, etc He submitted the essay late .
4 (usu submit to someone) to defer to someone or something I submit to your better judgement .
[14c: from Latin submittere , from sub beneath + mittere to send]
submittable or submissible adjective .
submitted adjective .
submitter noun .
submitting noun .
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