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virulence

/ˈvɪr.jə.ləns/

Traduction: Nom désignant le degré de pathogénicité ou de nocivité d'un micro-organisme, ou, au sens figuré, une extrême âcreté ou hostilité.

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/ˈvɪr.jə.ləns/C1formalmedical
  • frNom désignant le degré de pathogénicité ou de nocivité d'un micro-organisme, ou, au sens figuré, une extrême âcreté ou hostilité.

A noun referring to the degree of pathogenicity or harmfulness of a microorganism, or figuratively, to extreme bitterness or hostility.

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  1. Harmfulness of a pathogenC1formalmedical

    The degree or ability of a microorganism to cause disease or damage to a host.

    frVirulence (pouvoir pathogène)

    • The virulence of the new strain made it particularly dangerous.
    • Scientists are studying the factors that increase a virus's virulence.
    • High virulence often leads to more severe symptoms in patients.

    Synonymesdeadlinessmalignitynoxiousnesstoxicity

  2. Extreme hostility or bitternessC1formal

    Intense and bitter hostility, often expressed in speech or behavior.

    frVirulence (hostilité extrême)

    • His speech was filled with virulence against his political opponents.
    • The virulence of her criticism surprised everyone in the room.
    • They argued with a virulence that shocked their friends.

    Synonymesacrimonybitternesshostilitymalicerancorspitevenomvitriol

    Antonymesamiabilityfriendlinessgentlenesskindness

Formes
  • virulences plural form
  • virulences' possessive plural form
  • virulence's possessive singular form
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