To arrange to receive something, typically a publication, regularly by paying in advance. I decided to subscribe to the monthly magazine to keep up with the latest trends.
To express or feel agreement with an idea or proposal. Many people subscribe to the belief that hard work leads to success.
To apply or agree to receive electronic updates or notifications from a service or website. I subscribed to the newsletter to get the latest updates directly in my inbox.
To contribute or pledge money to a cause, fund, or project. The alumni subscribed a substantial sum to build the new library.
To sign one’s name at the end of a document, especially to indicate consent or ownership. She subscribed the contract in the presence of two witnesses.
To agree to purchase a specified number of shares or securities when they are issued. Institutional investors eagerly subscribed the entire tranche of the company's new stock offering.