noun a person or thing that is being discussed, described, or dealt with
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The scientist conducted experiments on the subject of genetics.
The novel delves into the subject of human nature.
The therapist explored the subject of anxiety with the patient.
The lawyer discussed the legal subject of contracts.
The subject of the lecture was history.
The artist painted a portrait of his favorite subject, his dog.
The study focused on the subject of climate change.
In the context of a writer, 'subject' refers to the main topic or theme of a piece of writing, such as a book, article, or screenplay.
For a psychologist, 'subject' can refer to the individual or group being studied or treated, such as a patient or research participant.
In education, 'subject' is used to refer to the specific area of study or discipline that a teacher is teaching, such as math, science, or history.
In photography, 'subject' refers to the main focus or main object in a photograph, such as a person, landscape, or object.
For a scientist, 'subject' can refer to the topic or area of research being studied, such as biology, chemistry, or physics.