virality
- noun
- /vaɪˈrælɪti/
- Specialized
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viralidad
- Public health officials are concerned about the high virality of this particular strain.
Examples
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The virality of the infection made it difficult to contain within the community.
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Scientists are studying the virality of the new virus to understand its potential impact.
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The virality of the new meme surprised everyone.
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Can you explain the concept of virality?
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Scientists are studying the virality of the new virus to understand its potential impact.
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The virality of the infection made it difficult to contain within the community.
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Public health officials are concerned about the high virality of this particular strain.
Synonyms
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6.8
The spread of an infectious disease between people
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7.1
How easily a germ or disease spreads and makes people sick
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7.2
How easily a disease or virus spreads from one person to another
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6.0
How easily a disease spreads from person to person
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4.1
How easily a disease spreads from person to person
How easily something like a disease or idea moves between people
How Contagious
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Virality comes from the word virus, an old Latin word meaning 'poison' or 'germ', and so virality is the power of a virus to spread quickly between people.