Disinfect (verb)

To free from infectious agents; to sterilize.

Origin:

From the latin disinfectare, meaning "to purify, cleanse".

Examples:

  1. The hospital staff disinfected the room after every patient to prevent the spread of infection.
  2. She disinfected the wound before applying a bandage.
  3. The public health officials are advising people to disinfect their hands frequently to prevent the spread of disease.
  4. The company uses a special solution to disinfect the equipment after each use.
  5. The city is conducting a disinfection campaign to eradicate the pests from the public parks.
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