Antonyms for bacterialbac·te·ri·al

Princeton's WordNet

1. bacterialadjective

   relating to or caused by bacteria

   "bacterial infection"

How to use bacterial in a sentence?

1. Sviatoslav Vakarchuk:

   For me, the IMF is like antibiotics. You don't like it, and you want to stop using as soon as possible, but if you have a real bacterial infection you take it because otherwise you'll get worse.

2. Michael Steinberg:

   You would think that the number of bacterial infections where antibiotics are clinically indicated should be evenly distributed among smokers and non-smokers.

3. Direk Limmathurotsakul:

   Melioidosis is a great mimicker of other diseases and you need a good microbiology laboratory for bacterial culture and identification to make an accurate diagnosis, it especially affects the rural poor in the tropics, who often do not have access to microbiology labs, which means that it has been greatly under-estimated as an important public health problem across the world.

4. Mark Crowther:

   CVST has been known about for decades, and there are many conditions in which you could see CVST, meningitis, which is the bacterial infection around brain, causes CVST. In infants, a cause of CVST is actually severe dehydration.

5. Susan Rehm:

   Even healthy people may develop complications of influenza, like bacterial pneumonia.

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