Synonyms for immune
ɪˈmyunim·mune

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1. immuneadjective

   a person who is immune to a particular infection

   Antonyms:
   susceptible, nonexempt, affected

2. immuneadjective

   relating to the condition of immunity

   "the immune system"

   Synonyms:
   resistant

   Antonyms:
   affected, susceptible, nonexempt

3. immuneadjective

   secure against

   "immune from taxation as long as he resided in Bermuda"; "immune from criminal prosecution"

   Synonyms:
   resistant

   Antonyms:
   affected, nonexempt, susceptible

4. immune, resistantadjective

   relating to or conferring immunity (to disease or infection)

   Synonyms:
   tolerant, resistant, repellent, insubordinate, resistive

   Antonyms:
   nonexempt, susceptible, affected

5. immuneadjective

   (usually followed by `to') not affected by a given influence

   "immune to persuasion"

   Synonyms:
   resistant

   Antonyms:
   nonexempt, susceptible, affected

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1. List of paraphrases for "immune":

   immunity, immunological, immunologic, immunized, immune-based, immunodeficiency, immunization, fortified

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1. Jonathan Bernstein:

   It is critical to have these exposures early on as the immune system is developing, as the gut is developing, because it does seem to be an important route for sensitization.

2. Andrew Badley:

   A good analogy is to think of your immune system as being a muscle, the more you exercise that muscle, the stronger it will be when you need it.

3. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison:

   But that said, the WHO also as an organisation does a lot of important work including here in our region in the Pacific and we work closely with them, we are not going to throw the baby out of with the bathwater here, but they are also not immune from criticism.

4. Annelie Vogt von Heselholt:

   One study in the Journal of Cellular Physiology in 2018 shows that curcumin in turmeric can affect immune cells and lead to less severe immune-related diseases.

5. Wayne Koff:

   For the older ones, you identify the virus, either inactivate it or weaken it, and inject it, you trick the body into thinking it is infected with the actual virus, and when you're exposed, you mount a robust immune response.