verb
- to serve as a means in carrying out (a purpose or action); to help bring about
Usage: formal
Examples
- The new policy subserves the company’s goal of reducing costs.
- Regular exercise subserves good health and longevity.
- The research subserves our understanding of climate change.
- These reforms subserve the interests of working families.
- The committee’s work subserves the broader mission of the organization.
- Education subserves the development of critical thinking skills.