viral in Greek
viral in Greek is ιικός — viral means relating to, or caused by, a virus.
viral in Greek
ιικός
Pronounced: iikos
(virology) Of or relating to a biological virus.
What does "viral" mean?
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adj Relating to, or caused by, a virus.
"The doctor confirmed it was a viral infection, not bacterial."
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adj Spreading extremely fast from person to person, especially online.
"The video of the dancing dog went viral within hours."
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noun A piece of content, such as a video or post, that spreads rapidly online.
"The marketing team was hoping to create a viral, not just another ad."
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viral in a sentence
- The doctor confirmed it was a viral infection, not bacterial.
- The video of the dancing dog went viral within hours.
- Her tweet went viral and was shared over a million times.
- The marketing team was hoping to create a viral, not just another ad.
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What is "viral" in Greek?
"viral" in Greek is ιικός. viral means: Relating to, or caused by, a virus.
How do you pronounce ιικός?
"viral" in Greek is ιικός, pronounced "iikos".
How do you use "viral" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor confirmed it was a viral infection, not bacterial." In Greek, "viral" is ιικός.
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