pandemic pan-DEM-ik adjective noun WS #30

prevalent over a whole country or the world; occurring everywhere or affecting all people

1. The pandemic flu strain spread rapidly across continents within a matter of months.
2. Pandemic diseases pose unique challenges for global health organizations and governments.
3. The pandemic nature of the outbreak required unprecedented international cooperation and coordination.
4. The pandemic economic crisis affected industries and workers in every corner of the globe.
5. Social media helped spread pandemic misinformation faster than health officials could counter it.

a disease that is prevalent over a whole country or the world; an outbreak of disease that spreads across large regions or worldwide

1. International travel restrictions during the pandemic had severe economic consequences for the tourism industry.
2. The pandemic disrupted supply chains and forced businesses to adapt to new operating conditions.
3. Scientists work to predict and prevent the next pandemic before it can spread globally.
4. The COVID-19 pandemic fundamentally changed how people work, learn, and socialize around the world.
5. Historical records show that the 1918 influenza pandemic killed millions of people worldwide.