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Marked by a rapid, severe, or damaging course.
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Strongly pathogenic.
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Referring to or characterized by virulence or the degree to which an invading microorganism, such as a bacterium or virus, is able to produce disease. Measures of virulence may be based upon the microorganism's ability to invade bodily tissues and the severity of the disease produced.
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a : marked by a rapid, severe, and malignant course <a virulent infection> b : able to overcome bodily defensive mechanisms <a virulent pathogen>
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Tending to cause severe disease rather than mild disease.
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