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Reinfectious
Reinfectious Re`in*fec"tious (-f?k"sh?s), a. Capable of reinfecting.

Meaning of Reinfect from wikipedia

- or rubbing off, not only can they infect other people, they can also reinfect (or further infect) the host they came from. For example, infected feet...
- the fungus. Any small roots left underground will decay before they can reinfect the new seedlings, so it is not necessary to burn the stumps. After stump...
- structures called sclerotia. These resting structures remain in the soil to reinfect a ****ure crop. No cure for this fungal disease exists, so affected plants...
- releases the rhizobia back into the soil, where they can live individually or reinfect a new legume host. The first known species of rhizobia, Rhizobium leguminosarum...
- replicate themselves into more lookalikes of zombie carrots, eventually reinfecting Carl. Against Dr. ****roach's advice, B.O.B. uses the scanner to blast...
- the internal side of the fistula to keep **** or other material from reinfecting the channel). Management involves treating any underlying causative condition...
- alien's control, but the alien retakes control of him and attempts to reinfect Sam, upon which Mary shoots and kills Alex. Sam, Mary, and the child make...
- other white pines, survival spores may overwinter on infected pines and reinfect Ribes spp. the following season. Infected tissue is removed from white...
- only reproduce by the dispersal of proglottids while in the gut. These reinfect pigs when human faeces are improperly disposed of. This infection is most...
- At this point, the fungi can infect leaves, buds and twigs that then reinfect other plants or further infect the current host. From this point, you see...