vulnerability in Irish
vulnerability in Irish is leochaileacht — vulnerability means the state of being open to being hurt, attacked, or emotionally exposed.
vulnerability in Irish
leochaileacht
(uncountable) The state of being vulnerable; susceptibility to attack or injury, either physical or emotional; the state or condition of being weak or poorly defended.
What does "vulnerability" mean?
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noun The state of being open to being hurt, attacked, or emotionally exposed.
"Opening up about his past took real vulnerability."
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noun A weakness in a system, especially a computer system, that could be exploited by an attacker.
"The security team patched a critical vulnerability in the login system."
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vulnerability in a sentence
- Opening up about his past took real vulnerability.
- The elderly residents were at heightened vulnerability during the heatwave.
- The security team patched a critical vulnerability in the login system.
- Hackers found a vulnerability in the old app and stole its data.
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What is "vulnerability" in Irish?
"vulnerability" in Irish is leochaileacht. vulnerability means: The state of being open to being hurt, attacked, or emotionally exposed.
How do you use "vulnerability" in a sentence?
Example: "Opening up about his past took real vulnerability." In Irish, "vulnerability" is leochaileacht.
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