contagion in the PONS Dictionary

contagion Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

risk of contagion
rizik m od zaraze [or širenja bolesti]

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The person decides what to let in and what to keep out, is resistant to emotional contagion and psychological manipulation, and is difficult to exploit.
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Each species-specific strain of the contagion is separate and hostile to all other diseases, including other forms of lycanthropy and vampirism.
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Therefore, a better domestic financial regulation structure can improve an economys liquidity and limit its exposure to contagion.
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Some argue that conversion could produce negative signaling effects leading to potential financial contagion and price manipulation.
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Information flows bidirectionally between smaller and larger systems as well as rhizomatic contagion.
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The leaders transmit their moods to other group members through the mechanism of emotional contagion.
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Besides generic concerns of size, contagion of depositor panic and bank distress, regulators feared the significant disruption of national payment and settlement systems.
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The third branch emphasize financial contagion among financial markets.
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He spread his wisdom by spiritual contagion rather than impermeable precept.
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Crowds of the undead filled the secret research base and the dreadful contagion is about to spread earthwide.
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