make sb immune

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To cause someone to become protected against a disease, e.g., through vaccination.

immuneVERB + immune

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make sb

Examples (10)

  • The vaccination doesn't necessarily make you completely immune.
  • Early exposure to certain pathogens can make a child immune to them later in life.
  • Scientists are working to make people immune to tropical diseases.
  • A strong immune system will make you more immune to common colds.
  • The doctor advised that the booster shot would make him immune for another year.
  • Eating healthy and exercising regularly can make your body more immune to illnesses.
  • They hope to make the entire population immune through a widespread vaccination campaign.
  • This new drug is designed to make cancer cells immune to further division.
  • The repeated exposures eventually made the patient immune to the allergen.
  • Will this treatment make me permanently immune to the virus?