antibacterial
bactericidal
sterilization
disinfection
anaerobicidal
antivirulence
bacteriological warfare
germ warfare
germicidal
bacterize
antimicrobial
disinfect
disinfectant
antipathogenic
biocidal
antimicrobic
bacteriacide
bactericide
asepsis
bacteriostatics
microbicide
bacteremically
anaerobicide
antibacterially
staphylocidal
bacterin
antibacteriophage
bacterise
bacteriocentric
bacteriolysis
antiseptic
bacterially
bacteriotherapy
iatrocide
bactivorous
antismallpox
infection
antibiofilm
antipseudomonal
abiotic
photobactericidal
prophylactic
preventive
antiinfectious
preventative
virucidal
antibrucellar
bacteriotherapeutic
bacteriotrophic
contrabiotic
germicide
antiinfection
antibacterial drug
molluscicide
bacteriostatic
bacteriostasis
vivisection
cross-resistance
coccicide
bacteriophagy
pseudomonacidal
aseptic
bacteriotoxic
scrag
bacteriotropic
zymocidal
sterile
cyanobactericidal
autocide
biopreservation
microbiomics
nosoparasite
slaught
porcicide
take out
antisepsis
helicobactericidal
psychrophilic
antipathological
microbiocidal
antidegradation
drown

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