Synonyms for vaccinated
vac·ci·nat·ed

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1. immunized, immunised, vaccinatedadjective

   having been rendered unsusceptible to a disease

   Synonyms:
   immunised, immunized

   Antonyms:
   susceptible

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1. List of paraphrases for "vaccinated":

   immunized, immunised, inoculated, unvaccinated

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1. Terri Flowers:

   The message is resonating, there have been people who told me, I wasn't going to do it Pastor, but after hearing from you, I decided to go ahead and get vaccinated, so I praise God for that.

2. John Kirby:

   Our civilian workers here, they take their jobs very seriously, they take their obligations to their families and their coworkers very seriously and I think we have every expectation that they too will continue to seek and pursue getting vaccinated, there are a range of administrative tools that leaders here at Defense Department would have to make sure that our civilian workers are likewise getting the vaccine.

3. Jens Spahn:

   We have not ordered insufficiently, we expect on the whole some 130 million doses from Moderna and BioNTech which will be enough to offer the vaccine to anyone wishing to be vaccinated.

4. Anmari Linardi:

   I have 100 percent confidence in the staff that they're doing everything they're supposed to be doing, but I know that kids who are autistic are not necessarily going to want to wear a mask, i don't know if those kids' parents are vaccinated or are they as diligent about following the CDC guidelines as we are.

5. Kabuiya Ruth Mugera:

   We have seen not only deaths, hospitalizations and infection go down, but transmissibility has gone down because we're vaccinated don't transmit the disease, so it becomes very clear that for this pandemic to end, we have to not only protect ourselves from severe disease but( also) get the children vaccinated. Because even though the children have not been perceived as being at risk for death and severe disease, they transmit it.