Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: A substance used to introduce a vaccine or other agent into an organism to stimulate immunity or promote growth.

Example: The farmer used an inoculant to help his crops grow healthier and resist disease.

Definition: To introduce a vaccine or other substance into a person's or animal's body to help them build immunity against a disease.

Example: The doctor will inoculate the children against measles.

Definition: The process of introducing a vaccine or substance into the body to help it build immunity against a disease.

Example: The doctor recommended an inoculation to protect against the flu this season.

Definition: A person who introduces a substance into a living organism to create immunity or to propagate plants or diseases.

Example: The inoculator carefully administered the vaccine to ensure the patients developed immunity.

Definition: A substance used to introduce a microorganism into a host or environment for the purpose of inducing immunity or growth.

Example: The scientist prepared the inoculum to test its effectiveness in stimulating the immune response.

Definition: The quality of not causing harm or offense to others; being polite or gentle in behavior or speech.

Example: Her inoffensiveness made her a favorite among her colleagues.

Definition: Not able to function or be operated on; often used to describe something that cannot be repaired or treated, especially in a medical context.

Example: The doctors determined that the tumor was inoperable and could not be removed surgically.

Definition: Not working or not having any effect; something that is not functioning as it should.

Example: The old machine is inoperative and needs to be repaired.

Definition: The condition where something is not working or functioning properly.

Example: The inoperativeness of the machinery caused delays in production.

Definition: Not suitable or well-timed; occurring at a bad time.

Example: His arrival was inopportune, as the meeting had just ended.