Pronunciation: /ˈsuːpərˌsprɛdər/
noun a person or thing that spreads something, especially a disease, widely
A1 A super-spreader is someone who spreads a lot of germs to other people.
A2 The super-spreader event led to a spike in COVID-19 cases in the community.
B1 Health officials are concerned about identifying super-spreaders to prevent further outbreaks.
B2 The super-spreader phenomenon can have a significant impact on public health if not controlled.
C1 Research shows that super-spreaders play a crucial role in the transmission of infectious diseases.
C2 Efforts to contain the spread of the virus focus on identifying and isolating super-spreaders.
adjective describing something that has the ability to spread something widely
A1 The super-spreader event caused many people to get sick.
A2 The super-spreader party led to a spike in COVID-19 cases in the community.
B1 Authorities are working to prevent super-spreader gatherings from happening.
B2 The concert turned into a super-spreader event, resulting in a surge of infections.
C1 The super-spreader phenomenon has been a major concern for public health officials.
C2 The super-spreader effect of the gathering was evident in the rapid spread of the virus among attendees.
formal The health department identified the party as a potential super-spreader event.
informal I heard that gathering was a super-spreader.
slang That party was a total super-spreader, dude.
figurative Misinformation can act as a super-spreader of fear and panic.
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