subtopic
/ˈsʌbˌtɒpɪk/Definitions
1. noun
A subordinate or secondary topic within a larger discussion or presentation.
“The professor broke down the complex subject into several subtopics for better understanding.”
2. verb
To treat or discuss something as a subtopic.
“The researcher chose to subtopic the data to make it more manageable.”
3. noun
A heading or label for a section of a document, especially one that is a secondary or subsidiary part.
“The subtopics in the report were well-organized and easy to read.”