vulnerable
Pronunciation: [ˈvʌlnərəbl]
Word
Context: "safety"
(adjective) when someone or something is open to being hurt or harmed. It means they can easily be affected by danger or problems. Think of how a little bird might be vulnerable in a big storm.
Example
The injured animal was vulnerable and needed help to recover.
Example
The strong adult was not vulnerable at all and could take care of himself.
Example
Why do you think she felt vulnerable in that situation?
Context: "emotional health"
(adjective) when a person shows their true feelings and is open to being hurt by others' reactions. It’s like when you tell a friend your secret, making you feel vulnerable because they know something personal about you.
Example
He felt vulnerable when he shared his feelings with his best friend.
Example
She wasn’t vulnerable at all; she kept her feelings hidden.
Example
Have you ever felt vulnerable when talking about your feelings?
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