immunity — the ability of an organism to resist disease or infection
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the ability of an organism to resist disease or infection
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪˈmjuːnɪti/
Korean meaning: 면역력, 질병이나 감염에 저항하는 능력
Korean pronunciation: 이-뮤-니-티 (강세: 뮤)
Example Sentences
- After eating garlic every day for a month, Tom claimed he had developed vampire immunity.
- The vaccine provides immunity against several diseases.
- She wished she had immunity from her mother's cooking criticism.
immunity
NOUN//ɪˈmjuːnɪti//
the ability of an organism to resist disease or infection
Strong immunity protects from disease
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Origin
From Latin 'immunitas' meaning exemption or freedom, derived from 'immunis' (exempt, free from burden), which combines 'in-' (not) with 'munis' (obliged, bound).
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“After eating garlic every day for a month, Tom claimed he had developed vampire immunity.”
“The vaccine provides immunity against several diseases.”
“She wished she had immunity from her mother's cooking criticism.”
“Parliamentary members enjoy immunity from certain legal actions.”
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