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immunized

Immune vs Immunized - What's the difference?

immune | immunized |


As verbs the difference between immune and immunized

is that immune is to make immune while immunized is (immunize).

As an adjective immune

is exempt; not subject to.

As a noun immune

is (epidemiology) a person who is not susceptible to infection by a particular disease.

Vaccinated vs Immunized - What's the difference?

vaccinated | immunized |


As verbs the difference between vaccinated and immunized

is that vaccinated is past tense of vaccinate while immunized is past tense of immunize.

Immunized vs Immunize - What's the difference?

immunized | immunize |


As verbs the difference between immunized and immunize

is that immunized is (immunize) while immunize is to make someone or something immune to something.

Immunised vs Immunized - What's the difference?

immunised | immunized |


As verbs the difference between immunised and immunized

is that immunised is (immunise) while immunized is (immunize).

Immunized vs Immunizer - What's the difference?

immunized | immunizer |


As a verb immunized

is (immunize).

As a noun immunizer is

one who immunizes.

Immunized vs Immunizes - What's the difference?

immunized | immunizes |


As verbs the difference between immunized and immunizes

is that immunized is (immunize) while immunizes is (immunize).