Usage examples (6)

• One wonders then how subjectable to empirical inquiry fitness can be if the definition is so unstable.
• Now of course, as a slave herself, she would understand clearly what it was to be the one who is subjectable to such treatment Perhaps free women would treat slaves...
• Although she apparently had not been informed that she was subjectable to the inn's clients, for their pleasures, as her behavior, even though she was free, surprisingly...
• His own appearance in the corridor at this hour might have been subjectable to inquiry.