catchable
- adjective
- /ˈkæʧəbl/
:
contagioso
- What makes a killer catchable?
So now like half capacity I guess makes it less, you know, catchable corona because of the social distancing thing or something.
- So now like half capacity I guess makes it less, you know, catchable corona because of the social distancing thing or something.
Examples
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So now like half capacity I guess makes it less, you know, catchable corona because of the social distancing thing or something.
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The common cold is highly catchable in crowded places, especially during winter.
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I think nothing is more viral and catchable and then authenticity.
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Certain viruses are catchable from close contact with an infected person.
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To avoid illness, it is important to stay away from catchable diseases during flu season.
Synonyms
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3.1
Something that spreads from one person to another, like a disease or feeling
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3.9
A disease that can spread from one person to another
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3.4
A disease that spreads very easily between people
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4.2
Able to pass from one person to another and cause sickness
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5.3
Able to pass from one person or animal to another by infection
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3.9
Able to pass from one person or animal to another
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7.4
Able to make people sick and spread disease
Able to be caught from another person and make you sick
Able to spread from one person to another, like a cold
Easily caught and spread among people or animals
Able to pass from one person to another
Very likely to make people sick
Antonyms
How Contagious
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Catchable comes from the verb catch, which can mean 'get' an illness and shares the same root idea as capture. With the ending -able meaning 'able to', catchable describes an illness you can 'catch' from someone else.