viricide
antiviral drug
antiviral
antiviral agent
virucide
disinfectant
viricidal
virucidal
viruscidal
pesticide
virotherapeutic
nonvirus
antiphage
nonvirally
virostatic
favipiravir
extraviral
pseudorabiesvirus
uncoat
phage
nonenveloped
nackednavirus
virusproof
bivalent
ultravirus
virovore
brincidofovir
zoocide
mesogen
antivirally
decapsidate
antiorthopoxvirus
decapsidation
viro-
bactericide
virophage
containable
attenuate
infect
antiseptic
uncoating
seroreactivity
antipoxvirus
antivirus
panviral
viperin
pseudotransduction
virion
arbovirus
supervirus
robovirus
interviral
pseudovirion
epsilonretroviral
lentogen
immunovirus
zapper
virosis
frankenvirus
antifiloviral
vinnexon
phytoreovirus
permissive
semipermissive
gametocide
microbicide
umifenovir
detoxicate
helper virus
inoculum
virusless
nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor
virusemic
seroneutralization
NRTI
suipoxvirus
inoculant
idoxuridine
deltaretroviral
aerostable
immunovirology
tecovirimat
contamination
adsorptive
antifoulant
afovirsen
victorivirus
famotine
delouse
mousetrap
betaretroviruslike
nonantiviral
passenger virus

English words for 'Any substance that destroys or inactivates viruses.'

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