Synonyms for pandemic
pænˈdɛm ɪkpan·dem·ic

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1. pandemicadjective

   an epidemic that is geographically widespread; occurring throughout a region or even throughout the world

   Antonyms:
   specific, ecdemic, endemic, endemical

2. pandemicadjective

   epidemic over a wide geographical area

   "a pandemic outbreak of malaria"

   Antonyms:
   endemical, ecdemic, endemic, specific

3. pandemicadjective

   existing everywhere

   "pandemic fear of nuclear war"

   Antonyms:
   endemical, endemic, ecdemic, specific

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1. panny

   Submitted by ryan_1 on December 28, 2020  

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1. List of paraphrases for "pandemic":

   epidemic, pandemics

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1. Amy Thomton:

   It's a slow drip, but for some of them it's just having that safe space and that connection with a trusted adult and the connection with their peers, which they've been missing so much during the pandemic and during remote learning.

2. Steve Edwards:

   I think it is the Delta variant and there is a lot of kindling with low vaccination rates, so it's spreading very rapidly, almost all of our cases are unvaccinated people that, in my opinion, have put themselves in harm's way during this pandemic.

3. President Biden:

   I would argue that the numbers speak for themselves – more dead under Biden from COVID in the same period of time than in the initial stages of the pandemic without a vaccine from Trump. They can not change those numbers, they can not change the perception here. Biden on COVID could not be a bigger failure.

4. Nada Bakos:

   The public can't adequately prepare without clear guidance and confidence in their government, without clear communication, political stability is stressed and the situation can spark violence between authorities and citizens. Failure to utilize national security frameworks to address a pandemic may have severe human and economic costs.

5. Abhijit Duggal:

   They have a higher risk of getting sick enough to come to the hospital more often, needing the ICU more often, i know it’s difficult two years into the pandemic. But because we are unsure about the risk for these populations, we need to be mindful that we protect them.