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viral
In a medical context, this term describes the biological nature of a pathogen, specifically distinguishing infections caused by viruses from those caused by bacteria or fungi. It carries a clinical, neutral tone and is typically paired with nouns like infection, load, or pneumonia.
In digital culture, the term describes an exponential growth pattern of information. It evokes the image of a biological contagion, where a piece of content replicates itself through user sharing rather than centralized distribution. This usage is common in marketing and social media contexts to describe sudden, massive popularity.
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Examples
The doctor said it is just a viral cold and antibiotics will not help.
I hope this marketing campaign goes viral on TikTok.
She woke up with a viral fever and had to stay in bed.
That dance challenge went viral overnight across the whole school.
Maybe if I use the right hashtags the post will go viral.
The city was paralyzed by a viral outbreak that spread rapidly.
Look at this clip. It has already gone viral on Twitter.
The scientist studied the viral load in the blood samples.