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inoculation

[ih-nok-yuh-ley-shuhn] / ɪˌnɒk yəˈleɪ ʃən /
NOUN
immunization
Synonyms


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Onesimus, Howard said, introduced “to the Western world an inoculation process that would be rooted in the very invention of modern era vaccines.”

From Washington Post

The inoculation campaign started in 2021, and already more than 300 tamarins have been vaccinated.

From Seattle Times

Asked about “breakthrough cases” — fully vaccinated people who nonetheless catch the virus — Dr. Walensky stressed the importance of inoculation despite the fact that the vaccines did not appear to prevent breakthrough infections.

From New York Times

People with underlying vulnerabilities may have benefited from the inoculations, especially when the virus was more lethal.

From Washington Times

They were to be followed for five years; each was to receive eight safety-check visits in the first year after their inoculations.

From New York Times