Synonyms for immune
ɪˈmyunim·mune

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1. immuneadjective

   a person who is immune to a particular infection

   Antonyms:
   susceptible, nonexempt, affected

2. immuneadjective

   relating to the condition of immunity

   "the immune system"

   Synonyms:
   resistant

   Antonyms:
   affected, susceptible, nonexempt

3. immuneadjective

   secure against

   "immune from taxation as long as he resided in Bermuda"; "immune from criminal prosecution"

   Synonyms:
   resistant

   Antonyms:
   affected, nonexempt, susceptible

4. immune, resistantadjective

   relating to or conferring immunity (to disease or infection)

   Synonyms:
   tolerant, resistant, repellent, insubordinate, resistive

   Antonyms:
   nonexempt, susceptible, affected

5. immuneadjective

   (usually followed by `to') not affected by a given influence

   "immune to persuasion"

   Synonyms:
   resistant

   Antonyms:
   nonexempt, susceptible, affected

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1. List of paraphrases for "immune":

   immunity, immunological, immunologic, immunized, immune-based, immunodeficiency, immunization, fortified

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1. The FDA:

   Given the higher than background rate of GBS observed in the Phase 3 study, FDA will recommend a postmarketing study and enhanced surveillance for further evaluation of GBS and other immune-mediated demyelinating conditions with postmarketing use.

2. Eytan Stein:

   If you normalize someone's platelet count and give someone an immune system with this drug... then you have really done the patient tremendous good.

3. Stuart Stevens:

   Pride is a powerful narcotic, but it doesn't do much for the auto-immune system.

4. Sarah Richardson:

   The significance of these findings is that we find that the individuals who are diagnosed young have a very different disease profile to those that are diagnosed older, and that has important implications for potential treatments in that those individuals that are diagnosed young might benefit more from immunotherapeutic therapies, whereas those that are diagnosed older we might need to look at different therapies that reactivate their sleeping beta cells at the same time as applying immunotherapeutic drugs to prevent any reactivation of an immune response.

5. David Priest:

   Just because you work in healthcare doesn’t mean you’re immune to the cultural and political influence of the community where you live.