Inoculation was invented in the 1800s.
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Inoculation
/ɪˌnɑkjəˈleɪʃən/
Synonyms for "inoculation" (64 found)
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Noun(2 words)
vaccinationculture inoculation
absorption and regurgitationantitoxinbangboosterbooster shotbrainwashingcatechizationconditioningdictationembedmententrance
Strong matches (19)
Related words (32)
infusioninjectioninsertioninsinuationinstillationinstillmentinterjectioninterpolationintroductionintromissionjet injectionmainliningnarcotic injectionpenetrationperfusionreindoctrinationshooting upshotskin poppingskin-popping
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Noun(7 words)
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More general
6 entriesbiological techniquehealthcare practiceimmunisationimmunizationlaboratory proceduremedical procedure
More specific
5 entriesanimal inoculationcell culture inoculationintramuscular inoculationplant inoculationsubcutaneous inoculation
Collocations
6 entriesinoculation campaigninoculation rateinoculation scheduleinoculation siteinoculum concentrationvaccine inoculation
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For Serbia and Hungary, Russia's coronavirus vaccine has been a godsend, allowing both countries to accelerate their inoculation drives.
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Experts say the challenge now will be trying to decide how to distribute a swine flu vaccine. Since the seasonal flu virus vaccine that is in production for the coming flu season is not effective against H1N1, Andrew Pekosz of the Johns Hopkins University says public health officials will need to decide whether to incorporate it into the existing vaccine or make a standalone inoculation.
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We owe, also, to Lady Mary the introduction of inoculation—the moral courage she displayed; the blessing conferred by her exertions may well silence the harsh judgment which suits so little with our narrow and finite intelligence.
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