Transmissible
adjective
Capable of being transmitted from one person or organism to another, especially referring to diseases.
Many diseases are transmissible by contact or through the air.

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Formal
transmissible disease,transmissible infection,transmissible condition
adjective
Referring to rights, properties, or obligations that can be passed or assigned from one party to another.
The contract specifies that certain liabilities are transmissible to the new owner.

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Formal
transmissible rights,transmissible assets,transmissible obligations
adjective
Capable of being transmitted from one person or organism to another, especially referring to diseases.
Many diseases are transmissible by contact or through the air.

Usage tips
Formal
transmissible disease,transmissible infection,transmissible condition
adjective
Referring to rights, properties, or obligations that can be passed or assigned from one party to another.
The contract specifies that certain liabilities are transmissible to the new owner.

Usage tips
Formal
transmissible rights,transmissible assets,transmissible obligations
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Medical Terminology
In health contexts, 'transmissible' often pertains to infections.
'COVID-19 is transmissible through respiratory droplets.'
Understanding Context
Often used in public health discussions to emphasize caution.
'The virus is transmissible, so wearing masks is important.'
General Use
In more casual conversation, it may refer to any type of transferable quality.
'His enthusiasm is transmissible; it got us all excited.'
Medical Terminology
In health contexts, 'transmissible' often pertains to infections.
'COVID-19 is transmissible through respiratory droplets.'
Understanding Context
Often used in public health discussions to emphasize caution.
'The virus is transmissible, so wearing masks is important.'
General Use
In more casual conversation, it may refer to any type of transferable quality.
'His enthusiasm is transmissible; it got us all excited.'
Medical Terminology
In health contexts, 'transmissible' often pertains to infections.
'COVID-19 is transmissible through respiratory droplets.'
Understanding Context
Often used in public health discussions to emphasize caution.
'The virus is transmissible, so wearing masks is important.'
General Use
In more casual conversation, it may refer to any type of transferable quality.
'His enthusiasm is transmissible; it got us all excited.'
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