Immunity

(im-u’-nit-e) [in, not; munis, serving]. Exemption from disease; the condition of the body, wherein it resists the development of morbid proce es. I., Active, that po e ed by an individual after recovering from certain infectious diseases. I., Congenital, or Natural, that with which the individual is born. I., Pa ive, that conferred by the introduction of antitoxins or vaccines. 329