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Phonetic Respelling: [ in-fekt ]

Definition: Play

v. to spread germs or disease to; to contaminate

Sentence: Play Play

The incision got infected.

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The incision got infected.

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His bronchial tubes are infected.

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What were Sophie and Fitz infected with?

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Who was the second Avenger to be infected by the virus?

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Cells infected by viruses release a protein called interferon.

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His epidermal skin looks infected.

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The zebra population was infected by an epizootic disease.

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A cytotoxic T Cell is a type of white blood cell that kills infected cells.

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A few of his alveoli are infected.

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What should you always do when working with water infected with microbes?

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Where do Zombie and his friends go to try to be safe from the infected mobs?

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What did the undead look like when they were infected with the virus?

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Which Avenger was bitten by an ant and infected with the zombie virus first?

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Who was infected by the Greenies?

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Which of the following Avengers was NOT infected with the virus?

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Synonyms: Play

pollute; poison; contaminate

Antonyms: Play

cleanse

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