Antilemic

/ˌæntiˈlɛmɪk/ adjective

Definition

Acting against lemics or plague-like conditions; preventing the spread of disease or pestilence.

Etymology

From anti- + lemic (relating to lemmata or epidemics, possibly from Greek leme, plague, or lemma).

Kelly Says

This is an extremely rare technical term, likely used in specialized medical or epidemiological contexts to describe disease-prevention approaches.

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