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| in·oc·u·lum [ i nókyələm ] (plural in·oc·u·la [ i nókyələ ]) |
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substance used in inoculation: material injected into a person or animal to create resistance to a disease
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| [Early 20th century. < Latin inoculare (see inoculate), after coagulum] |
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