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What is the past participle of subject?

The word "subject" is a noun, not a verb. It doesn't have a past participle.

If you're looking for the past participle of a related verb, there are two possibilities:

* "Subject" as a verb: This is a less common usage, meaning "to bring under control" or "to expose to something." Its past participle is "subjected."

* "Subdue" as a verb: This means "to bring under control" or "to overcome." Its past participle is "subdued."

Let me know if you have another word in mind!

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