Influence and Subject

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Influence verb - To act upon (a person or a person's feelings) so as to cause a response.

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Subject and influence are semantically related In some cases you can use "Subject" instead a verb "Influence".

Subject verb - To bring under one's control by force of arms.

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Influence and subject are semantically related in control topic. Sometimes you can use "Influence" instead a verb "Subject".

human	human influence	human subject
good	good influence	good subject
single	single influence	single subject
obvious	obvious influence	obvious subject
Other adjectives: actual, real, dark, main, important, new, major, possible, primary.

mind	influence mind	subject mind
life	influence life	subject life
someone	influence someone	subject someone
place	influence place	subject place
Other words: world, story, anyone, humans, powers, stats.

They also can damage the bearer's sanity and subject them to control or influence via allomancy or the powers of Ruin.

Source: Soul Fragment
He is the subject of books by Naguib Mahfouz and an opera by Philip Glass, while Sigmund Freud controversially discussed his influence on Judaism in his Moses and Monotheism.

Source: The Greatest History Never Told
Supermodel Gisele Bundchen has become subject to the ire of many of New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady's fans for supposed negative influence on his postseason performances.

Source: Yoko Oh No

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