viral

Modifying Another Word

• almost: No independent commentator could have missed the steady, almost viral growth of European style government over our own Parliament.
• usually: Encephalitis is an often life-threatening illness caused by infection, usually viral, or by autoimmune diseases affecting the brain.
• just: But is this clever promotion or just viral advertising?
• truly: For a game to go truly viral, youâre reliant on two factors, reckons Oli Christie, creative director of Inbox Digital.
• so: Consumers now trust their peers more than they trust advertisers, so viral is becoming more and more important.
• also: Also viral fragments causing exhaustion now out of cells.

Modifies a noun

• hepatitis: For more information about viral hepatitis, contact the British Liver trust on 01473 276 328.
• infection: In many cases, onset is linked to a viral infection.
• meningitis: In mild cases of viral meningitis, people may not even go to their doctor.
• replication: Genome replication: The stage of viral replication at which the virus genome is copied to form new progeny genomes.
• load: The man whose HIV antibody status changed also seems to have had a change in his viral load.
• encephalitis: At the age of three, Luke suddenly became seriously ill with viral encephalitis of unknown origin.

Used with adjective complement

• go: For a game to go truly viral, youâre reliant on two factors, reckons Oli Christie, creative director of Inbox Digital.
• recognize: Top brands also recognize viral as an important way to disseminate their message.

Preposition: in

• origin: Up to 13 % of community-acquired pneumonias are viral in origin.
• nature: They are viral in nature and whilst not infectious they do seem to spread on individuals.