subject to

US /sʌbˈdʒekt tuː/
UK /sʌbˈdʒekt tuː/
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1.

dependent on or controlled by

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The decision is subject to approval by the committee.
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All prices are subject to change without notice.
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contingent ondependent onconditional ongoverned bybound by
2.

likely to suffer from or experience (something undesirable)

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He is subject to fits of depression.
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The area is subject to heavy flooding.
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prone tovulnerable tosusceptible toliable toat risk of
1.

to cause (someone or something) to undergo (something unpleasant or inconvenient)

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The new policy will subject employees to stricter rules.
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They were subjected to intense questioning.
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expose toput throughsubmit toforce to undergo
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subjectivesubjectsubjectivitysubjectivelysubject mattersubject line