👉 In the context of linguistics, "subpress" is a term used to describe a linguistic phenomenon where words are grouped together in a sentence that has a different meaning from the individual words. For example, in English, the word "chair" can be either associated with a person or a place, but when it is placed after another word, it is often associated with the person. This grouping of words can lead to confusion and ambiguity. The term was originally used by linguist Robert Koons
