be vulnerable

Frequency: 9.0150.5 per million words

To be in a state of susceptibility to physical or emotional harm.

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Examples (10)

  • Young children are particularly vulnerable to infectious diseases.
  • After the accident, she was incredibly vulnerable and needed support.
  • Without proper security, the network will be vulnerable to cyber threats.
  • He has been vulnerable to criticism ever since his public mistake.
  • Economically, many developing nations are vulnerable to global market fluctuations.
  • It's okay to be vulnerable sometimes; it shows strength.
  • The ancient ruins are vulnerable to erosion from the elements.
  • During the negotiation, both sides were vulnerable to unexpected demands.
  • Companies that don't innovate are vulnerable to being left behind.
  • The patient's immune system was severely vulnerable after the chemotherapy.