Antonyms for contagion
kənˈteɪ dʒəncon·ta·gion

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1. contagion

   Infection is frequently confused with contagion, even by medical men. The best usage now limits contagion to diseases that are transmitted by contact with the diseased person, either directly by touch or indirectly by use of the same articles, by breath, effluvia, etc. Infection is applied to diseases produced by no known or definable influence of one person upon another, but where common climatic, malarious, or other wide-spread conditions are believed to be chiefly instrumental.

   Synonyms:
   infection

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1. • Communication
   • Incident

Princeton's WordNetRate these antonyms:2.0 / 1 vote

1. contagious disease, contagionnoun

   any disease easily transmitted by contact

   Synonyms:
   contagious disease, infection, transmission

2. infection, contagion, transmissionnoun

   an incident in which an infectious disease is transmitted

   Synonyms:
   transmission, contagious disease, transmittance, transmittal, infection, transmitting, transmission system

3. contagion, infectionnoun

   the communication of an attitude or emotional state among a number of people

   "a contagion of mirth"; "the infection of his enthusiasm for poetry"

   Synonyms:
   transmission, contagious disease, infection

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1. contagionnoun

   Synonyms:
   virus, infection, contagium

How to use contagion in a sentence?

1. Michael Purves:

   I do think the contagion risk is real, any stock that is heavily shorted is exposed to getting GameStopped.

2. England Deputy Governor Jon Cunliffe:

   We're not seeing signs of that at the moment. Financial markets are not showing there is contagion or spreading of those risks to the periphery.

3. Eswar Prasad:

   Although this is not yet a systemic problem for the banking sector, there are legitimate concerns about contagion.

4. Author Unknown:

   The deadliest contagion is majority opinion.

5. David Katz:

   There is still too much we don't know about this contagion to take anything for granted, we should verify every inference with empirical data. So, first out are those presumed to be at lowest risk -- good health, under age 50 -- and then others back in waves, once it is clear that severe infection rates are as low as projected.

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