vulnerable
adjective31 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.4
Describes a growing state of vulnerability over time.
Refers to susceptibility to financial or economic harm.
Indicates a possible future state of vulnerability.
Refers to susceptibility to harm in a political context.
Indicates a sharp, intense, or severe vulnerability.
Indicates a moderate degree of vulnerability.
To be in a state of susceptibility to physical or emotional harm.
To change from a state of safety to one of susceptibility.
To continue to be in a state of susceptibility.
More formal than 'make'.
To be shown to be susceptible to harm after being tested or challenged.
Used to specify the threat or source of harm.