submission

Refers to submitting documents via a website or online portal.

Refers to submitting documents via digital means.

Refers to submitting documents via email.

Refers to recent or additional submissions.

Describes a submission that is comprehensive and thorough.

Used to describe total surrender or acceptance of control.

Used to describe total surrender or acceptance of control.

A submission made by two or more people or groups together.

Describes a submission that is long.

In a legal context, a statement submitted as a document to a judge.

A submission that was not requested.

In a legal context, the final arguments or statements made to a judge.

In a legal context, a statement spoken to a judge.

The act of submitting a manuscript for publication.

The act of submitting a written article for publication.

Indicates submission to a person, authority, or demand.

Indicates the purpose of a submission, such as for a competition or publication.

Used to refer to content contained within a submitted document.

To formally present a plan, proposal, or statement.

To examine or assess a submission.

To dispatch a submission to a person or organization.

To be the recipient of a submitted document or proposal.

To approve or agree to a submitted document or proposal.

To be open to receiving submissions.

To refuse to accept a submitted document or proposal.

To actively seek or motivate people to submit documents.

To be the recipient of a submitted document or proposal.

In a legal context, for a judge to listen to a formal statement.

Used when an authority figure requires obedience.

In a legal context, for a judge to think about a formal statement.

In a legal context, for a judge to agree with and support a formal statement.

Used when an authority figure anticipates obedience.

To accept or begin to consider a submission.

In a legal context, for a judge to agree with a formal statement.

To obtain submission or obedience from someone.