1. to support financially; to pay part of the cost of something to make it cheaper or more affordable
Usage: British spelling

Examples

• The government will subsidise public transportation to reduce fares.
• Many countries subsidise their farmers to keep food prices stable.
• The company subsidises employee health insurance premiums.
• Local councils often subsidise community centers and libraries.
• The state subsidises renewable energy projects through tax incentives.
• Universities may subsidise student housing to make it more affordable.