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. Vlad Tenev:

   To prudently manage the risk and the deposit requirements, we had to restrict buying in these 13 stocks, we're in a historic situation where there's a lot of activity and a lot of buying concentrated in a relatively small number of symbols that are going viral on social media. We haven't really seen anything like this before.

2. Deborah Caldwell-Stone:

   It goes viral, for lack of a better phrase, and we have actually seen several reports come in that echo the same language and challenges in another part of the country, clearly derived from social media, or viral videos, and it's a real question whether the individuals have actually read the book or are just accepting what they're hearing on social media.

3. Richard Isaacson:

   Regular use of the flu vaccine, especially starting at an early age, may help prevent viral infections that could cause cascading effects on the immune system and inflammatory pathways. These viral infections may trigger Alzheimers related cognitive decline.

4. Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown:

   We don’t have an update, obviously, this is something viral on video, so I just ask the public to allow COPA to do its job in getting to the bottom of what happened.

5. Esteban Touma:

   Newscasters in the U.S. have struggled with 2021?s new words and names while reporting on key sporting events, viral internet trends and emerging celebrities, as a language teacher, it’s always interesting to see that some of these terms are usually new colloquialisms, or are rooted or borrowed from another language.