ISEE/SSAT Vocabulary BuilderWordsSsubscribe
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subscribe
Meaning: to arrange to receive something regularly, or to agree with a view in writing
subscribe in a sentence
How subscribe is used in real sentences:
Every month, thousands of readers subscribe to the science magazine for new discoveries.
Before the meeting ended, several club members stood up to subscribe publicly to the treasurer's new fundraising plan for the shelter.
“Many families subscribed to Mina's weekly price bulletin, which arrived on the Thursday bus.”
— from the passage The Thursday Exchange
Synonyms for subscribe
Other words for subscribe — enroll, register and endorse — carry the same meaning.
- enroll
- register
- endorse
Antonyms of subscribe
Words that mean the opposite of subscribe:
- cancel
- unsubscribe
Where it comes from
From Latin subscribere 'to write underneath, sign'
Word parts
- scrib/script — write
subscribe: sub- (under) + scrib (write)
Memory hook
subSCRIBE — SCRIB (write, from Latin scribere) + SUB (under) — sign your name UNDER to agree.