Noun:

(நோய்களைப் பொருத்த வரையில்) பெரும் பரவலாக இருக்கிற,

pandemic's Usage Examples:

A flu pandemic occurred three times in the last century.

And even in the East plague was confined to more or less clearly localized epidemics; it showed no power of pandemic diffusion.

The American revolution, some historians now argue, was rooted in a pandemic of persecutory delusions.

-At the outset it is characteristic of this subtle disorder that the present pandemic diffusion cannot be traced with certainty to a definite time or place of origin.

"There appears to be evidence linking autism to viral pandemics [2] .

The most serious outbreaks are pandemics, which affect millions of people worldwide and last for several months.

In the 1918-19 Spanish flu pandemic, the death toll reached a staggering 20 to 40 million worldwide.

Declared a global pandemic in 2009, H1N1 cases have been noted in more than 205 countries, totaling more than 620,000 verified cases and leading to more than 8,000 deaths.

The consequence of a bird flu pandemic could be likened to a small asteroid strike in its economic effects.

No more taunts on my " intellect, " no more menaces of grating public shows!avian pandemic menaces not only our poultry farmers, but potentially ourselves.

Will wearing a mask protect me from pandemic flu?From all these it finally disappeared about 1680, at the close of a period of pandemic prevalence.

mutate into a strain that can jump directly from person to person, unleashing a deadly pandemic.

The new variant is likely to spread quickly and easily, triggering a deadly pandemic.

Synonyms:

general,

Antonyms:

noncomprehensive, discriminate,