With to. Capable of being subjected.

Liable to the incidence or recurrence of an action, process, or state.

Liable or exposed to. Obsolete. rare.

Liable, subject, exposed, or open to a thing (esp. something actually or possibly harmful). (The usual sense before the 19th cent.) Now rare.

As past participle: given over, exposed, or subjected (to something corrupting or shameful). Obsolete.

Exposed or subject to, or likely to suffer from (something prejudicial); in older use with wider sense, †subject to the operation of (any agency)…

Apt to fall into; liable to; subject to. Obsolete.

Able or liable to undergo or be affected by something. Also: subject to another, unable to act independently. rare after 17th cent.

Const. of or to: Capable of taking, receiving, being affected by, or undergoing something. with of: Capable of undergoing, admitting of (some action…

Exposed or open to (an action or influence); liable. Obsolete.

That receives or is capable of receiving; receptive.

= affectible, adj.

With of: Having the quality of receiving, disposed or ready to receive (something specified); receptive of; admitting of; affected by, sensitive…

Having the quality of or capacity for receiving; able or inclined to receive (esp. with regard to… Without prepositional complement.

Sensitive, easily affected; of a horse: Sensitive to touch; tender. Obsolete.

= subjectable, adj.

At leisure to devote oneself to some object. Also of things, open or accessible to some influence, etc. Now rare or Obsolete.

Afraid, wary, or shy of.

Const. of or to: Capable of taking, receiving, being affected by, or undergoing something. with of, now more commonly to: Capable of receiving and…

Of things. Sensitive to physical or chemical influences.