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People are immune if they've had the virus previously or been vaccinated.immune = not in danger (from something)
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She is immune to chickenpox because she has been vaccinated.immune = not susceptible (not in danger from)
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Lost in the bees, I felt dropped into a field of enchanted clover that made me immune to everything, as if August has doused me with the bee smoker and quieted me down to the point I could do nothing but raise my arms and sway back and forth. (source)
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Lale is largely immune to the camp disputes. (source)immune = resistant (not influenced or affected by)
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But mostly because Ali was immune to the insults of his assailants; he had found his joy, his antidote, the moment Sanaubar had given birth to Hassan. (source)immune = fully resistant (unaffected by)
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Imperfect skin is a sign of a poor immune system. (source)immune = disease resistance
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Thomas grew immune to the ceaseless rattling of the chains that pulled him upward. (source)immune = unaffected by
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They'll be granted immunity! (source)immunity = protection from something (not susceptible to it)
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Ladies, did you know that: 99% of all colored diseases are carried in the urine Whites can become permanently disabled by nearly all of these diseases because we lack immunities coloreds carry in their darker pigmentation Some germs carried by whites can also be harmful to coloreds too Protect yourself.† (source)
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He couldn't push the minds of the dead as he could the living, but he could use all the tools of flattery and persuasion he possessed, for the dead are not immune to either. (source)immune = fully resistant (not affected by)
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It might be difficult—and it was so—to conceive how he should exist hereafter, so earthly and sensuous did he seem; but surely his existence here, admitting that it was to terminate with his last breath, had been not unkindly given; with no higher moral responsibilities than the beasts of the field, but with a larger scope of enjoyment than theirs, and with all their blessed immunity from the dreariness and duskiness of age. (source)immunity = freedom (not affected by)
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Or unlucky, since we have almost no immunities if turns out we need them.† (source)
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I was fairly sure Boo Radley was inside that house, but I couldn't prove it, and felt it best to keep my mouth shut or I would be accused of believing in Hot Steams, phenomena I was immune to in the daytime. (source)immune = not susceptible (not affected by)
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Our civil suit ran up against laws that give police, prosecutors, and judges special immunity from civil liability in criminal justice matters.† (source)immunity = the state of not being in danger of suffering from something
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Our liaison section therefore arranged for us to enjoy facilities and communications and immunities which are at present denied to us.† (source)
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Even Britain was not immune from this phenomenon, (source)immune = unaffected
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