immunize
/ɪˈmjuːnaɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to give or provide (someone or something) with immunity, especially to a particular disease
“The new vaccine will immunize children against measles.”
2. verb
to make (someone or something) resistant to a particular disease or infection
“The antibiotics will immunize her against the bacterial infection.”
3. noun
the act of giving or providing someone or something with immunity, especially to a particular disease
“The immunization of the entire village was a remarkable achievement.”
4. noun
a substance or agent that gives immunity, especially to a particular disease
“The immunizer is a special serum used to immunize people against the flu.”