antibacterial

IPA: æntibæktˈɪriʌɫ

noun

  • (pharmacology) A drug having the effect of killing or inhibiting bacteria.

adjective

  • (pharmacology) Killing or inhibiting bacteria.
  • (archaic) Opposing the theory that diseases are caused by bacteria.
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Examples of "antibacterial" in Sentences

  • They douse their children’s hands in antibacterial gel.
  • Xylitol is a sugar alcohol that is antibacterial, which is why it is in gums that dentists recommend.
  • A lot of people pay a lot of money for those soaps that are called antibacterial specifically, and for good reason.
  • The main ingredients in the product—water, aloe vera, calendula, glycerin, vitamin E—were soothing and probably benign but the essential oils described as antibacterial might have been the irritant.
  • "The public deserves to know that these so-called antibacterial products are no more effective in preventing infections than regular soap and water and may, in fact, be dangerous to their health in the long run."
  • These companies put alcohol in their mouthwash as a flavor carrier, to provide some "burn and bite," and to give a short-term antibacterial shot to your mouth (and it is short-term ... trust me; mouthwash is not necessary, or even very effective, in combating bad breath or the like.)

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