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symptomless

American

[simp-tuhm-lis] / ˈsɪmp təm lɪs /

adjective

having or showing no symptoms.

Etymology

Origin of symptomless

First recorded in 1885–90; symptom + -less

Example Sentences

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That was the highest daily count for the city since China started in late March 2020 to classify symptomless infections separately from confirmed cases.

From Reuters

In Scotland it is also already the case that double-vaccinated adults and all children can avoid self-isolation as a close contact so long as they are symptomless and provide a negative PCR test.

From BBC

China does not classify symptomless infections as confirmed cases.

From Reuters

Fight for Sight chief executive Sherine Krause said: "More than half of all cases of sight loss are avoidable through early detection and prevention methods. Regular eye tests can often detect symptomless sight-threatening conditions."

From BBC

An unanswered question is whether the vaccine also prevents people from symptomless infection — but Moderna found a hint that it may.

From Seattle Times

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