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Meanings of inoculate in English
Synonyms
Examples for "vaccinate"
Examples for "vaccinate"
1
Angola is starting a campaign this week to vaccinate 3 million people.
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When you vaccinate against disease there is a certain planning process involved.
3
That leaves all day to vaccinate people, if they'll come to me.
4
Next up, we need to BCS the herd and vaccinate for Salmonella.
5
Such tumor antigen-loaded KDC were used to s.c. vaccinate progressive tumor-bearing rats.
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Queensland legislation allows children over the age of 15 to immunise themselves.
2
The first priority, however, will be to immunise healthcare professionals and key workers.
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Samoa was warned as early as March to immunise its population against measles.
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Insight investigates why some parents don't immunise and some of the recommended solutions.
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Still, parents who choose not to immunise their children stand firmly by their choice.
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You want Link de Nova to immunize every person in the territory?
2
These synthetic peptides were used to immunize both rabbits and monkeys.
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Vaccines are likely to immunize against most or all Toxoplasma isolates.
4
Dressing up a fraud as a lawsuit does not immunize you from prosecution.
5
Or at least a way to immunize the ones that aren't infected yet.
Usage of inoculate in English
1
In other words, inoculate portfolios from the effects of a full-blown pandemic.
2
To produce this result, we inoculate the plant with certain fragrant gases.
3
My daughter is five and I want to inoculate her against this.
4
Matthew said we could inoculate people against the memory serum, right?
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In November, 1793, I was desired to inoculate a person with the smallpox.
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Is Rudd trying to inoculate the public against Murdoch's anti-Labor campaigns?
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This will inoculate you from notifications without sacrificing your membership to the group.
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We inoculate in him a bad spirit whose effects then turn against us.
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And a few loads of material were removed to inoculate a 15-day-old pit.
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And so the co-op's story ought to inoculate us against fatalism and pessimism.
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To live I knew I had to inoculate at least one of them.
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Most suppliers sell an inoculate that you mix with the seed.
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Would this inoculate his playing, keep the soul out of it?
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I've been trying to inoculate you with this distemper but it won't take.
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Joining him in a mission to inoculate and save other races from the sickness.
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No government can inoculate its people against the fatal materialism that plagues our age.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common