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coronavirus
[kuh-roh-nuh-vahy-ruhs]
any of various RNA-containing spherical viruses of the family Coronaviridae, including several that cause acute respiratory illnesses.
coronavirus
/ əˈəʊəˌɪə /
a type of airborne virus accounting for 10-30% of all colds
Word History and Origins
Origin of coronavirus1
Word History and Origins
Origin of coronavirus1
Example Sentences
She became fascinated with the creatures in her garden during the coronavirus lockdowns and started leaving out nuts to attract mice and voles.
O'Neill, who became first minister in February 2024, faced claims she broke coronavirus guidelines in June 2020 when she attended the funeral of leading Irish Republican Bobby Storey.
However, the big stores slowly suffered from falling profits and rising debt as more shoppers moved online - before the coronavirus lockdowns signalled the death knell to Debenhams and many other businesses.
The issue was in the news again this week when Nicola Packer, 45, was cleared by a jury of "unlawfully administering" herself with abortion pills at home during a coronavirus lockdown in 2020.
Jenny first attended a death café online during the coronavirus pandemic, and notes she wasn't looking to work through any "traumatic bereavement" - she was simply interested in the subject.
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