Pronunciation: /ˌæntiˈvæksɪŋ/
noun a term used to describe the act of opposing or being against vaccinations
A1 Anti-vaxxing is the act of refusing vaccines for oneself or one's children.
A2 Some people believe in anti-vaxxing due to misinformation they have come across.
B1 The rise of anti-vaxxing movements has led to outbreaks of preventable diseases.
B2 There is a lot of debate surrounding the ethics of anti-vaxxing and its impact on public health.
C1 Research has shown that the spread of anti-vaxxing misinformation can have dangerous consequences.
C2 Public health officials are working to combat the influence of anti-vaxxing movements through education and awareness campaigns.
formal The rise of anti-vaxxing movements has led to a decrease in overall vaccination rates.
informal I heard Jenny is into anti-vaxxing and refuses to get her kids vaccinated.
slang Some people believe in all that anti-vaxxing nonsense, it's crazy.
figurative Choosing not to vaccinate is like playing with fire, it's like being anti-vaxxing is a game.
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