Synonyms for VIRAL
ˈvaɪ rəlvi·ral

Princeton's WordNet

1. viraladjective

   relating to or caused by a virus

   "viral infection"

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1. List of paraphrases for "viral":

   virus, virologic, virological, virology, viruses

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1. Chris Gilliard:

   That's the trick : to make these things kind of go viral and appealing and fun in ways that occlude the harms of the extractive practices.

2. Shane Henderson:

   Our story keeps evolving, we started back in 2013. It's the American dream. I had a 9-to-5 job while my son and I were working on a weekend project in our garage. We made a couple of flags together when he was just 10 years old, and we started an Instagram page about it. Then we woke up one morning and it all went viral.

3. The FDA:

   The guidance also provides recommendations to test developers, such as considering the potential for future viral genetic mutations when designing their test, and conducting their own routine monitoring to evaluate the potential impact of new and emerging viral genetic mutations, which may be the basis of viral variants, on the performance for molecular, antigen and serology SARS-CoV-2 tests.

4. Justin Lessler:

   The virus just takes time to replicate in the body to detectable levels, justin Lessler can get infected by just a few viral particles, but these will not be detectable until they have time to replicate to adequate levels to be detected.

5. Professor Deborah Fuller:

   The current flu vaccine is an inactivated virus, the whole virus is first grown in eggs, then it’s inactivated and injected. DNA vaccines are different. Instead of producing the vaccines in eggs, we instead inject a genetic code for proteins from the virus into our own cells. Our cells then read the code and produce the viral proteins, [aka] antigens. When our immune system sees the antigens, it makes immune responses that can protect against influenza infection.