subject to
Liable to experience
Subject to means conditional upon or dependent on: The offer is subject to approval by the board.
It also indicates vulnerability or liability: The area is subject to flooding, Violators are subject to fines.
Someone subject to authority is under its control or jurisdiction.
The phrase marks what could change the outcome or what applies as a condition.
- liableLegally responsible for something
- dependentRequiring outside support
- proneInclined or face-down
- vulnerableOpen to attack
- at riskSubject to danger
conditional · contingent · exposed · open to · bound · obligated · susceptible · beholden · at the mercy of · governed · ruled · controlled · constrained · restricted · answerable · accountable · subordinate · reliant
- if possiblemaybe, perhaps, possibly, potentially, conceivably
- temporarytemporary, temp job, interim, temp worker, provisional
- signsstop sign, sign, signs, road sign, exit
- conditionalsif, then, if clause, if clauses, else
- Tendenciesprone, apt, inclined, liable, tendency
subject tounconditional
Without limits or qualifications
guaranteed · absolute · irrevocable · unqualified · certain
subject, subjects, subjected, subjecting, subjection, subjective, subjectively, subjectivity, subjectivism