Adjective:

उत्तीर्ण,

variolated's Usage Examples:

who had witnessed variolation in Turkey, had her four-year-old daughter variolated in the presence of physicians of the Royal Court in 1721 upon her return.

Caroline, wife of George II, was an advocate and had three of their children variolated, but Jonathan Edwards died from it in 1758.

She had both an orphanage and several convicts variolated before she.

When she returned to England in 1721, she had her daughter variolated by Maitland.

Colonel Read, who was not "variolated", became very ill in the invasion of Canada.

successfully variolated in Constantinople under the supervision of Charles Maitland.

Mobs eventually began forcing the variolated into isolation at Spectacle Island"s quarantine house.

They accepted and were variolated in 1721.

1718 she had her son, aged five variolated.

seem to have been either vaccinated (with cowpox), or else inoculated /"variolated" with "variolous matter" (scrapings of dried and perhaps partly de-natured.

In 1768, Fewster noted that two brothers (named Creed) had both been variolated (purposefully infected with smallpox) but that one did not react at all.

her children variolated as well but first wanted more validation of the operation.