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What does suffix immune mean?

The suffix "-immune" means "protected from" or "resistant to".

It indicates that something is not susceptible to a particular condition, disease, or harmful effect.

Here are some examples:

* Water-immune: Resistant to water damage.

* Virus-immune: Protected from a particular virus.

* Disease-immune: Not susceptible to a specific illness.

* Heat-immune: Able to withstand high temperatures without damage.

It's important to note that "immune" often implies a specific type of protection, usually related to the body's natural defenses or acquired immunity through vaccination.

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