immunity
to possess protection against a particular disease
protection with respect to a specific disease or virus
a high level of natural protection against a disease
to not have protection against a particular disease
to begin to have immunity
to gradually develop immunity
protection with respect to a specific disease or pathogen
immunity that is present at birth or is acquired naturally
to gain immunity over time
to strengthen or improve the immune system
used when immunity itself is the subject, indicating that it is coming into existence
immunity developed after exposure to a disease or a vaccine
to reduce the effectiveness of the immune system
protection against a disease that lasts for a person's entire life
resistance to the spread of a contagious disease within a population that results if a sufficiently high proportion of individuals are immune to the disease
to encourage the immune system to become active
a weakened immune system that is less able to fight infection
to give or grant immunity, often from a vaccine
to weaken or damage the immune system
protection against something undesirable, such as prosecution
to formally give someone legal protection, often in exchange for testimony
full protection from legal action or punishment
absolute protection from legal action or punishment
to provide someone with legal protection
to offer or supply legal immunity
to no longer have legal protection that one previously had
protection from liability for a specific action under the law
to formally state that one has immunity
the immunity from prosecution enjoyed by foreign diplomats
to have and benefit from legal immunity
to try to obtain immunity
to promise that someone will have legal immunity
to remove someone's legal protection
the immunity from prosecution granted to members of a parliament
to formally give or grant legal immunity
to take away someone's immunity, often forcibly
to formally put an end to a type of immunity
to voluntarily give up one's right to immunity