subscribed
/səbˈskraɪbd/
verb
- To have arranged to receive a service, publication, or regular updates, typically by paying a fee.
- I subscribed to the streaming service to watch the new series.
- She subscribed to the magazine for a year.
- They subscribed to a weekly newsletter about gardening.
- To have agreed with or supported an idea, opinion, or belief.
- He subscribed to the theory that exercise improves mental health.
- Many people subscribe to the idea that hard work leads to success.
- I do not subscribe to the view that money is the most important thing.
- To have formally signed one's name to a document, indicating agreement or membership.
- All members subscribed to the contract before the project began.
- She subscribed her name to the petition supporting the new park.
- The witness subscribed to the affidavit in front of a notary.
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