insusceptibility

[in″sŭ-sep″tĭ-bil´ĭ-te]

the state of being unaffected or uninfluenced; immunity.

im·mu·ni·ty

(i-myū'ni-tē),

1. The status or quality of being immune (1).

2. Protection against infectious disease.

Synonym(s): insusceptibility

[L. immunitas (see immune)]

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im·mu·ni·ty

(i-myū'ni-tē)

The status or quality of being immune (1).
Synonym(s): insusceptibility.

[L. immunitas]

Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing © Farlex 2012

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His doubts, however, rest not on assumptions of malign American intent but rather on the insusceptibility of Africans' profound human-security problems to military solutions.

Francis, David J., ed. U.S. Strategy in Africa: AFRICOM, Terrorism, and Security Challenges

On Monday, Hans-Peter Uhl said that the Bulgarian judiciary must be put under an increased pressure in order for the judges' insusceptibility to corruption to be ensured.

German MPs: Bulgarian Borders Well Guarded

Though like Dioclesian in insusceptibility to envy, Theodosius is an idealist all too susceptible to feminine and effeminizing forces that divorce him from the world and inhibit his imperial role-playing; as such, he prefigures and helps account for the tyranny he visited on the world in the form of his cousin Valentinian III.

Fletcher, Massinger, and Roman imperial character

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