Synonyms for vaccine
vækˈsin; esp. Brit. ˈvæk sinvac·cine

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1. vaccine, vaccinumnoun

   immunogen consisting of a suspension of weakened or dead pathogenic cells injected in order to stimulate the production of antibodies

   Synonyms:
   vaccinum

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1. List of paraphrases for "vaccine":

   vaccines, vaccination, immunization, vaccinia, immunizations, immunisation

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1. List of known nicknames for "Vaccine":

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1. David Anderson:

   It's so coercive to hold this over people's heads, to try and convince them to get a vaccine that, for their own personal reasons they've decided is not right for them, i find the mandate unacceptable and really unfortunate, and it will have long-term consequences.

2. Tim Ryan:

   The vaccine issue( distribution) would be affected by this. That’s just food for thought about the ripple effect happening because of what we’re dealing with in Washington, it will probably take away from some of the vaccine distribution in some of the states if we call on them.

3. Emily Brunson:

   You're seeing people who are commenting' I can't trust anything Trump says.' You've got people on the opposite end of the spectrum saying,' Unless he says it's OK, I'm not going to do it,' you're going to get people who are hesitant who are not normally vaccine hesitant.

4. Melania Trump:

   They want me to make a video, they want me to do a commercial saying take the vaccine, and they think that's very important and I'd certainly do it.

5. Paul Offit:

   They made the big gamble. They were willing to throw away hundreds of millions of doses if the vaccine were not safe or effective, when we look back on this historically, we will see this as a year when a remarkable amount was achieved in a short period of time.