vaccinating

IPA: vˈæksʌneɪtɪŋ

the act of protecting against disease by introducing a vaccine into the body to induce immunity

Examples of "vaccinating" in Sentences

So we never took care of "vaccinating" it against viruses etc.
He says, well, we've endorsed the idea of vaccinating people in the time of smallpox epidemics.
Many parents are appalled at the notion of vaccinating such young girls against a sexually transmitted disease.
* Protecting 111 million people through disease prevention activities, such as vaccinating children against measles
MATTHEW MCCONAUGHEY, ACTOR: I mean, obviously, the idea of vaccinating is in an ideal world, upside down and backwards.
Even though young children are being the hardest hit by the swine flu, many parents are not sold on the idea of vaccinating their young children.
I did, certainly, succeed in vaccinating a number of people by injecting very small, repeated doses of virulent blood (with Conseil) and achieved rather better results with brain tissue from the guinea pig (with Hélène
Whistling at our fear, assuming a brave stance, "vaccinating" ourselves with affirmations, seeking out the psychic police for protection, or even pole-vaulting headlong into fear like would-be Olympians are the common strategies many of us use to overcome terror.