nnoun.communicationsomething (manuscripts or architectural plans and models or estimates or works of art of all genres etc.) submitted for the judgment of others (as in a competition)Synset:entry
Examples:- several of his submissions were rejected by publishers
- what was the date of submission of your proposal?
Derivationally Related Form:submit
Hypernyms:content message subject matter substance
Inherited Hypernyms:submissionmessagecommunicationabstractionentity
Direct Hyponyms:filing
nnoun.actthe act of submitting; usually surrendering power to anotherSynset:compliance
Derivationally Related Form:submit
Hypernyms:group action
Inherited Hypernyms:submissiongroup actionacteventpsychological featureabstractionentity
Inherited Hypernyms:submissiongroup actioneventpsychological featureabstractionentity
Direct Hyponyms:obedienceobeisanceprostration
Full Hyponyms:obedienceprostrationtruckling
nnoun.statethe condition of having submitted to control by someone or something elseExamples:- the union was brought into submission
- his submission to the will of God
Derivationally Related Form:submit
Hypernyms:condition status
Inherited Hypernyms:submissionconditionstateattributeabstractionentity
nnoun.feelingthe feeling of patient, submissive humblenessSynset:meekness
Derivationally Related Form:meek
Hypernyms:humbleness humility
Inherited Hypernyms:meeknesshumilityfeelingstateattributeabstractionentity
nnoun.communicationa legal document summarizing an agreement between parties in a dispute to abide by the decision of an arbiterHypernyms:written agreement
Inherited Hypernyms:submissionwritten agreementagreementstatementmessagecommunicationabstractionentity
Inherited Hypernyms:submissionwritten agreementlegal documentdocumentwritingwritten communicationcommunicationabstractionentity
nnoun.communicationan agreement between parties in a dispute to abide by the decision of an arbiterHypernyms:agreement understanding
Inherited Hypernyms:submissionagreementstatementmessagecommunicationabstractionentity
nnoun.communication(law) a contention presented by a lawyer to a judge or jury as part of the case he is arguingTopic:jurisprudencelaw
Derivationally Related Form:submit
Hypernyms:contention
Inherited Hypernyms:submissioncontentionassertiondeclarationstatementmessagecommunicationabstractionentity