antiplague

/ˈæntiˌpleɪɡ/
adjective
  1. Intended to prevent or treat the plague (a serious infectious disease).
    • The city implemented antiplague measures during the outbreak.
    • Medieval doctors wore antiplague masks filled with herbs.
    • Modern antiplague vaccines are available for high-risk areas.
noun
  1. A substance or treatment used to prevent or cure the plague.
    • They searched for an effective antiplague during the epidemic.
    • The ancient remedy was considered a powerful antiplague.
    • Scientists developed an antiplague that saved thousands of lives.
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