subject
a person or thing that is being discussed, described, or dealt with;

a branch of knowledge studied or taught
in a school, college, or university;

dependent or conditional upon;

likely or prone to be affected
by a particular condition or occurrence;

bring a person or country under one's control
or jurisdiction, typically by using force

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topic, subject, title

title
topic
subject

subject of a talk
topic of conversation

issue
topic of debate
subject under discussion

meeting
council
conference
an assembly of people getting together
to discuss a subject for a particular purpose

debate
argument
discussion about a subject
on which people have different views

exchange ideas, opinions,
or information about a particular subject

to study
subject of study
branch of learning

teaching
the teaching of
a particular skill or subject

courses
the subjects comprising
a course of study

knowledge
the theoretical or practical
understanding of a subject

physics
the subject matter of physics
includes mechanics, heat, light
and other radiation, sound, electricity,
magnetism, and the structure of atoms

item
article
category
individual unit
subject of entry

index
category
an alphabetical list
of names, subjects

range
scope
limits
extent
the extent of the
area or subject matter

documentary
a film that gives facts
and information about a subject

zeal
ardor
enthusiasm
a feeling of energetic interest
in a particular subject or activity

to be bewitched
to be possessed
be subject to magical influence

independent
independence
not subject to another's authority

firing line
battle line
a situation where one is subject to
criticism or blame because of one's
responsibilities or position