liability
/laɪˈæbɪlɪti/Definitions
1. noun
A state or condition of being responsible for something, especially a financial obligation or debt.
“The company’s financial liability for the damage caused by the accident was substantial.”
2. noun
A person or thing that is a source of danger or risk.
“The unstable structure was a liability to the entire neighborhood.”
3. noun
Something that is a weakness or disadvantage.
“His lack of experience was a liability in the competitive job market.”
4. verb
To make someone or something responsible for something, especially a financial obligation or debt.
“The company will be liable for any damages caused by the faulty product.”