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Synonyms for immunity

resistance to

Synonyms

  • resistance to
  • protection from
  • resilience to
  • inoculation against
  • immunization from

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  • exposure to
  • susceptibility to
  • liability to
  • vulnerability to
  • openness to
  • proneness to
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Synonyms for immunity

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Synonyms for immunity

the state of not being susceptible

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(medicine) the condition in which an organism can resist disease

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the quality of being unaffected by something

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