Prone (adjective)

1. Being inclined or disposed to do something.
2. Being in a position where something is likely to happen.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word "pronus" meaning "leaning forward", prone refers to being inclined or disposed to do something, or being in a position where something is likely to happen.

Examples:

1. The company is prone to making impulsive decisions.
2. The area is prone to flooding during heavy rain.
3. Some people are prone to anxiety and depression.
4. The new software is prone to crashes and bugs.
5. This type of plant is prone to disease.