premunition
/ˌprimjuˈnɪʃən/
noun
- A state of immunity or resistance to a disease that exists before exposure, often due to prior infection or vaccination.
- The doctor explained that premunition is why some people don't get sick even after contact.
- Premunition can protect a community from the rapid spread of a virus.
- Scientists are studying premunition to develop better vaccines.
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