* Subject is the word in question.
* The sentence is incomplete, so we need to assume a context to determine the word's function. It's likely being used as a verb (to subject someone to something), not a noun.
Here's how we figure out the accent:
* Verbs often have their accent on the second syllable. This rule applies to many verbs, including "subject."
Therefore, the accented syllable in "subject" is "JECT".
The sentence would be pronounced: "not anyone to SUB-ject"