Communicable [adjective]

It is communicable by inoculation, but it is very doubtful that the disease has been communicated from man to man.

But the outcome has to be expressed in words if it is to be communicable.

The moral wisdom of the man is not communicable to women, so far as it partakes of rational wisdom, 168.

These are the symptoms of blood-poisoning, vividly portrayed; of some contagion, communicable by infection.

There was a report on the birth-rate, the death-rate, the anomaly-rate, and a breakdown of all reported communicable diseases.

Some depend on a contagious virus, communicable from one person to another, as Syphilis.

The disease is easily communicable, owing to the infectious matter appearing on the surface of the patients body in the pustules.

Dysentery and typhus were doubtless the infections which had been bred, and became communicable to the fresh drafts of men.

Consequently, allowing for possible communicable disease, Chischa was in its aboriginal state when Estudillo saw it.

Trachoma, a virulent form of conjunctivitis, is a communicable eye disease which must be carefully safeguarded.