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Meanings of more virulent in English

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Usage of more virulent in English
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The absence of gravity appears to make bacteria more virulent, researchers say.
Wired
2
Within the past few days we have noted its more virulent tendency.
Mary Louise Solves a Mystery
3
One is yes, it is spreading so fast because it is more virulent.
Radio NZ
4
The pathogens could evolve at some point to become more virulent.
Wired
5
And as we succeed, our victories attract a more virulent resistance.
Feminist dot com
6
Or two bad pregnancies could have pushed her into a more virulent stage.
Surrender to the will of the night
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Why, then, is the rattler pre-eminent over its more virulent cousins?
Stories from Everybody's Magazine
8
It is a more virulent form of previous accommodation shortages.
The Irish Times
9
So the books became secret and more virulent each year.
The Greatest English Classic / A Study of the King James Version...
10
It is called Ebola scaremongering, and it is proving more virulent than any virus.
The Irish Times
11
S. algae appears to be more virulent than S. putrefaciens.
Pubmed
12
The attacks grew more virulent as the night advanced.
The Inheritors
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This version of the worm was far more virulent.
Underground: Hacking, madness and obsession on the electronic fr...
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Rarely had Pitts been called upon to fight a more virulent form of the disease.
A Man's Woman
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And one's relations-in-law are but one's own relations in a concentrated and more virulent form.
Over the Fireside with Silent Friends
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White liberalism just drove the racism underground, made it more virulent, harder to root out.
Cold springs
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More virulent across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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