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submit
verb submitted, submitting
    intr
    1. To surrender; to give in, especially to the wishes or control of another person; to stop resisting them.
      Thesaurus: capitulate, surrender, relinquish, resign, yield, accede, bend, comply, defer, knuckle under, succumb; Antonym: struggle.
      Form: submit to someone (also)
    tr & intr
    2. To offer (oneself) as a subject for an experiment, treatment, etc.
    3a. To offer, suggest or present (eg a proposal) for formal consideration by others;
      Thesaurus: offer, advance, volunteer, tender, proffer, present, suggest, propose, propound.
    3b. To hand in (eg an essay or other piece of written work) for marking, correction, etc.
      Example: He submitted the essay late
    4. To defer to someone or something.
      Example: I submit to your better judgement
      Form: submit to someone (usually)
Derivative: submittable
adj
    Derivative: submitted
    adj
      Derivative: submitter
      noun
        Derivative: submitting
        noun
          Etymology: 14c: from Latin submittere, from sub beneath + mittere to send.



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