1. the state of being protected from or resistant to a particular disease or infection
Usage: medical; biological
2. exemptions from legal obligations, penalties, or prosecution
Usage: legal
3. special protections or freedoms from interference or harm

Examples

• The vaccine provides immunities against several childhood diseases.
• Children develop natural immunities through exposure to common germs.
• Diplomatic immunities protect ambassadors from prosecution in foreign countries.
• The witness was granted immunities in exchange for testimony.
• Congressional immunities allow lawmakers to speak freely during debates.
• Trade agreements often include immunities for certain business practices.
• The treaty established immunities for humanitarian workers in conflict zones.