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1. Refer for judgment or consideration
   "The lawyers submitted the material to the court"
    
2. Put before
   "I submit to you that the accused is guilty";
   - state, put forward, posit
    
3. Yield to the control of another
    
4. Hand over formally
   - present
    
5. Refer to another person for decision or judgment
   "She likes to submit difficult questions to her colleagues";
   - relegate, pass on
    
6. Yield to another's wish or opinion
   "The government submitted to the military pressure";
   - bow[2], defer, accede, give in
    
7. Accept or undergo, often unwillingly
   "We submitted a pay cut";
   - take
    
8. Make an application as for a job or funding
   "We submit a grant to the NSF";
   - put in
    
9. (law) make over as a return
   "They had to submit the estate";
   - render
    
10. Accept as inevitable
    "He submitted himself to his fate";
    - resign, reconcile

Derived forms: submits, submitting, submitted

Type of: accept, advise, apply, buckle under, experience, gift, give, give in, have, knuckle under, present, propose, refer, succumb, suggest, undergo, yield

Encyclopedia: Submit