Vulnerable ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Vulnerable ( adjective )

1. Susceptible to physical or emotional injury.
2. Open to attack or damage.

Origin:

From latin vulnerabilis, from vulnerare (to wound).

Examples:

1. The city's infrastructure is vulnerable to flooding.
2. The company's financial position is vulnerable to market fluctuations.
3. She felt vulnerable and exposed standing on the stage in front of so many people.
4. The computer system was vulnerable to hacking.
5. They were vulnerable to the enemy's tactics.

(As a noun)

Vulnerable ( noun )

1. Susceptible to physical or emotional injury.
2. Open to attack or damage.

Origin:

From latin vulnerabilis, from vulnerare (to wound).

Examples:

1. The city's infrastructure is vulnerable to flooding.
2. The company's financial position is vulnerable to market fluctuations.
3. She felt vulnerable and exposed standing on the stage in front of so many people.
4. The computer system was vulnerable to hacking.
5. They were vulnerable to the enemy's tactics.