- to make immune, or protected from a disease or the like: They are organizing a massive health campaign to immunize millions of children.George Washington's army immunized its soldiers against smallpox.
- to shield, exempt, or protect: There is no moral or legal basis for immunizing victorious nations from scrutiny over their actions in a war.
- to grant (a witness) exemption from criminal prosecution, legal liability, or punishment on certain conditions: In exchange for her testimony, the court agreed to immunize the witness against prosecution for criminal activities committed during the relevant period.
- to make immune, esp by inoculation
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