inoculation

see definition of inoculation

nounimmunization

Synonyms for inoculation

noun immunization

medications

noun. substance that helps cure, alleviate, or prevent illness

medicine/medication

noun. substance that helps cure, alleviate, or prevent illness

vaccination

noun. immunization

Word Origin & History

mid-15c. in horticulture; 1714 in pathology, from Latin inoculationem (nominative inoculatio) "an engrafting, budding," noun of action from past participle stem of inoculare (see inoculate).

Example Sentences for inoculation

The Queen was at La Muette for the inoculation of her daughter.

It was late when we arrived, and we spent a restless night, for the inoculation "took."

There was no single escape from death after inoculation by this deadly contagium.

He also raised the temperature of guinea-pigs after inoculation, and saved them.

There was a doctor in Boston started this inoculation business for the smallpox.

Inoculation is necessary if the right bacteria are not present.

Yet the inoculation passed into her, through her love for her mistress.

If a good sort breaks out, inoculation or, more properly speaking, infection by artificial means becomes general.

A quarter of an hour after the inoculation of legop, the dog was dead.

The inoculation of the eggs through the walls will begin shortly.

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medications

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Synonyms for inoculation

injection