subject to something
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› likely to experience or suffer from something: The bay is subject to heavy fog in summer. If the plants are growing well, they'll be less subject to pests. › If an action or event is subject to something, it needs something to happen before it can take place: The agreement is still subject to approval by the League's 30 teams and the players.
(Definition of subject to something from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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