Definitions
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- v. Present participle of infect.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Third, ticks are only dangerous if they are infected, and deer play no role in infecting ticks ....
Experts Say: Little Correlation Between Deer And Lyme Disease
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The major active component of marijuana could aid the Kaposi's sarcoma virus in infecting cells and multiplying, according researchers at Harvard Medical School.
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The only people who will be ban are people who, over a period of time, demonstrate they are simply interested in infecting the discussion with personal attacks.
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Ehrlich's Institute, Ehrlich, learning that Hata had succeeded in infecting rabbits with syphilis, asked him to test this discarded drug on these rabbits.
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I like the idea of infecting — i mean effecting — other minds with my reading list.
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More than a decade ago, Drs. Shay and Wright's team showed they could immortalize human retinal and foreskin cells by adding the gene for telomerase into a virus and then "infecting" the cells.
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Inspire's problems could well have been caused by deliberate disruption such as infecting it with a virus.
Al-Qaida puts celebrities and bombs online with Inspire magazine
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YouTube video of Hector Reynoso "infecting" Sebastian Penco with swine flu The Libertadores dilemma shows how sports have become another casualty of Mexico's swine flu epidemic.
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The thing sticking out of that girl could be anything, more than likely a bit of metal or something from the destruction of the room or an explosion outside, i dout it has anything to do with the moster "infecting" her or shooting daggers at her LOL.
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"This propaganda exercise sought to seriously damage the reputation of the ANC in the international arena, and to set back the liberation struggle, by portraying the movement as a terrorist group under the control of the Soviet Union, carrying out depraved acts such as infecting South Africa's water supplies with cholera."
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