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Contexts ▼▲ Adjective Dependent or contingent on something happening or being the case Answerable to, or at the mercy of someone or something Disposed or susceptible to something (typically undesirable) Having reliance on somebody or something Responsible for or accountable to (sensitive to) Quick to detect or respond to slight changes, signals, or influences Subject to certain conditions Verb To expose to, or cause to experience To issue, establish or apply as a charge, fine or penalty To place in danger or jeopardy Preposition Governed, controlled or managed by Conjunction Only if (the stipulation that follows is true) … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Dependent or contingent on something happening or being the case conditional contingent dependent depending dependent on contingent on depending on based on controlled by hingeing on conditional on hanging on resting on bound by constrained by determined by contingent upon tentative subject to change unconfirmed provisional swayed by regulated by relying on liable to tied to bound up with depends on subject reliant uncertain reliant on provisory stipulatory proposed not firmed up with conditions not carved in stone not absolute preliminary based probationary resultant from susceptible to related to counting under control of relative to incidental to relying accessory to influenced by indefinite unsettled rough not settled open to consideration TBC open for consideration subject to confirmation not final to be confirmed undecided pencilled in conditioned upon according to more ❯ “The availability of this position is subject to budgetary approval.” Adjective ▲ Answerable to, or at the mercy of someone or something answerable to accountable to at the mercy of under the control of bound by constrained by in the control of in the power of in the clutches of under the heel of in the palm of someone's hand “We wish them good luck, implying that their fate is not under their control and that they are subject to the whims of the world.” Adjective ▲ Disposed or susceptible to something (typically undesirable) disposed to liable to predisposed to prone to susceptible to vulnerable to easily affected by in danger of open to susceptive of apt to suffer from at risk of likely to suffer from wide open to susceptible liable exposed vulnerable sensitive open in danger at the mercy of endangered at risk subject an easy target for unprotected unfortified imperiledUS left open wide open laid open exposed to prey to imperilledUK in jeopardy in the firing line threatened prone jeopardisedUK jeopardizedUS at hazard in peril sensitive to endangered by inclined to given to in deep water defenselessUS unguarded wide-open open to attack pregnable assailable attackable accessible on the line ill-protected unresistant without protection defencelessUK sitting duck unshielded unarmed disposed permitting undefended defenceless against laid bare allowing of naked tender thin-skinned ready not above more ❯ “Even though dried fruits contain 15 to 25 percent moisture, they are subject to deterioration at high temperatures.” Adjective ▲ Having reliance on somebody or something reliant conditional contingent dependent subject relying ancillary appurtenant conditioned counting depending needful provisory reckoning relative subordinate subservient susceptible trusting accessory to controlled by incidental to liable to regulated by sustained by under control of provisional based on depending on hingeing on reliant on resting on dependent on hanging on determined by contingent upon contingent on tentative subject to change bound by conditional on unconfirmed swayed by relying on tied to bound up with constrained by uncertain stipulatory proposed not firmed up with conditions not carved in stone not absolute based preliminary conditioned upon according to resultant from susceptible to related to relative to influenced by probationary indefinite unsettled rough undecided not settled open to consideration TBC open for consideration subject to confirmation not final to be confirmed pencilled in more ❯ Adjective ▲ Responsible for or accountable to answerable responsible for accountable for chargeable for liable for to blame for Adjective ▲ (sensitive to) Quick to detect or respond to slight changes, signals, or influences sensitive responsive to sensitized to conscious of attuned reactive to aware of alive to sentient of vulnerable to susceptible to susceptive of easily affected by quick to respond to tuned in to exposed to Adjective ▲ Subject to certain conditions provisory contingent provisional conditional limited guarded restricted qualified restrictive relative inconclusive uncertain tentative codicillary fortuitous iffy obscure reliant with reservations not absolute relying on with strings attached dependent upon depending on granted on certain terms with grain of salt stipulatory unconfirmed with conditions dependent modified subject to change with conditions attached hypothetical conditioned qualificatory exclusive selective reserved equivocal circumscribed adjusted adapted bounded moderated cautious amended hesitant refined tempered partial confined reduced lessened proposed contingent on hingeing on based on resting on controlled by dependent on not firmed up contingent upon hanging on not carved in stone tied to determined by bound up with subject depending reliant on more ❯ Verb ▲ To expose to, or cause to experience expose to make liable make prone make susceptible put through cause to experience cause to undergo “If I had known that hiring him would subject me to his unending angst and anger, I'd have left him in jail.” Verb ▲ To issue, establish or apply as a charge, fine or penalty put impose levy employ force require assess charge constrain exact fine induce inflict lay make oblige subject assign commit consign condemn doom enjoin place demand tax set introduce collect gather apply institute wreak mulct extort saddle lay on put on slap extract claim encumber foist burden take assign fee amount charge vest entrust bill invoice price ask expect enforce enact fix ordain establish decree fix a price ask in payment sell for ask for fix price at fix a charge promulgate wreck prescribe execute dictate clap appoint penalizeUS raise lay down bring to bear bring into effect amerce summon wrest wring call carry out dock punish sting sconce penaliseUK confiscate seize sequestrate slap with make one pay through the nose throw book at impose a fine on make pay punish by fining exact a penalty from hit with tithe decimate debit fetch price at command send the bill to put the squeeze on send a statement to send an invoice to put the bite on put the arm on draw value at bring procure bring in more ❯ Verb ▲ To place in danger or jeopardy jeopardizeUS endanger risk imperil menace threaten hazard peril compromise expose adventure jeopard prejudice venture chance damage harm injure stake put at risk put in jeopardy expose to danger expose to risk lay on the line pose a threat to do harm to gamble with leave unprotected leave vulnerable put in danger put on the line be detrimental to be a danger to be prejudicial to tempt fate drive a nail into the coffin of gamble lay open wager speculate play with fire jeopardy bet make vulnerable leave defenseless put someone's life on the line lay bare run the risk make liable go out on a limb skate on thin ice gamble on stick your neck out have a fling at undermine weaken implicate place in danger subject to loss be a threat to put under suspicion sell out be careless with dare brave play assay challenge try take a plunge take the liberty take the liberty of take a crack at experiment with make a stab at tempt run the chance leave to luck leap before looking be caught short essay subject run the risk of hang by a thread roll the dice take shot in the dark tempt fortune put eggs in one basket toss up put it on the line cast lots try one's luck with draw lots go out of one's depth make subject jeopardize by lay open to put in jeopardy of imperil by endanger by leave open put in harm's way leave unprotected from put at risk of jeopardiseUK subjugate subordinate submit overcome subdue treat put through more ❯ Preposition ▲ Governed, controlled or managed by under bound by constrained by governed by liable to at the mercy of controlled by under the control of subordinate to inferior to secondary to subservient to below lower than lesser than beneath under the heel of less than not so important as lower in status than not as important as unworthy of unbefitting of not good enough for reporting to junior to answerable to obedient to subjugated to directed by being the lesser of submitting to responsible to obeying in the power of Conjunction ▲ Only if (the stipulation that follows is true) provided only if presuming assuming if providing that as long as assuming that given that on condition that presuming that provided that allowing that contingent on providing given granted on the assumption that on the understanding that so long as with the provision that with the proviso that contingent upon if and only if in case in the event that on the condition that supposing that with the understanding that supposing while upon these terms on the occasion that with the condition that allowing granting in the event wherever admitting suppose say imagine conceding that granted that let's say let's assume what if in case that supposing it is the case that when whenever presupposing let us suppose granting that with the supposition that in the circumstance that in these circumstances taking for granted that under these conditions in a state any time in the position where every time more ❯ Find more words! 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Sentences with the word subject to What is the past tense of subject to? Translations for subject to Use our Synonym Finder Nearby Words subject to accusation subject to an examination subject to an inspection subject to blame subject to certain conditions subject to change subjects to loss subjects to forced labour subjects to fermentation subjects to an inspection subjects to an examination subjects to