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Term: vulnerable Part of Speech: Adjective Definition: Easily hurt physically or emotionally; open to attack, harm, or danger. Sample Sentence: 1. She felt vulnerable and exposed, standing in front of the crowd. 2. The computer system is vulnerable to hacking. Part of Speech: Noun Definition: Someone who is in a state of vulnerability or at risk. Sample Sentence: 1. The vulnerable are our top priority when it comes to disaster relief efforts. 2. The organization provides support for the most vulnerable in society. Part of Speech: Verb Definition: To make someone or something susceptible to harm or attack. Sample Sentence: 1. Sharing personal information online can leave you vulnerable to identity theft. 2. The soldier's brave sacrifice left his team vulnerable to enemy fire. HTML Format:

vulnerable

Adjective: Easily hurt physically or emotionally; open to attack, harm, or danger.

  • She felt vulnerable and exposed, standing in front of the crowd.
  • The computer system is vulnerable to hacking.

Noun: Someone who is in a state of vulnerability or at risk.

  • The vulnerable are our top priority when it comes to disaster relief efforts.
  • The organization provides support for the most vulnerable in society.

Verb: To make someone or something susceptible to harm or attack.

  • Sharing personal information online can leave you vulnerable to identity theft.
  • The soldier's brave sacrifice left his team vulnerable to enemy fire.
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