Synonyms for contracting
con·tract·ing

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1. catching, contractingnoun

   becoming infected

   "catching cold is sometimes unavoidable"; "the contracting of a serious illness can be financially catastrophic"

   Synonyms:
   spying, espial, spotting, catching, detection

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1. • Acquiring

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1. contractingadjective

   Synonyms:
   astringent, puckering, contractile

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1. List of paraphrases for "contracting":

   contractor, procurement, adjudicating, contracts, procuring, contractante, markets, contractual, contractors, contract, recruitment, outsourcing, subcontracting, adjudicator

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1. Alain Di Crescenzo:

   Right now, aerospace sub-contracting represents 86,000 jobs in Occitanie and Airbus buys 5-billion-euros of parts locally.

2. Leana Wen:

   On the other hand, many people may still prioritize not contracting Covid-19 because of the risk of long-haul symptoms, they may also have underlying medical conditions that predispose to more severe outcomes themselves, or they may live with others who are more vulnerable and want to reduce their risk to those around them.

3. Sindy Benavides:

   So many Latinos are contracting Covid-19, because Emory University are Emory University, because Emory University're leaving Emory University houses every single day. We're seeing our loved ones, every single day, whether Emory University're getting sick or Emory University're in the hospitals and Emory University're even dying.

4. Anuja Dokras:

   I had some of these underlying symptoms, my body was able to just manage them to a point for most of my life, and then contracting Covid really just wiped out all of my body's defenses and ability to regulate anything.

5. Carmen Chu:

   I think we see many of our restaurants, not only in Chinatown, but across our neighborhoods, that are sitting empty on days that would normally be filled to the brim with people who were going there for eating, we ... want to share a message of making sure that we don't let this disease turn us into racists. At the end of the day ... this is about contracting a virus because someone traveled.