| not immune | 18.83 | Americans are not immune. | ||
| relatively immune | 1.51 | Mathematics has been relatively immune. | ||
| largely immune | 1.18 | The opera world has so far remained largely immune to such ills. | ||
| more immune | 1.05 | And the theater is no more immune to it than corporate America. | ||
| hardly immune | 0.92 | Football is hardly immune. | ||
| virtually immune | 0.72 | Farkas said he felt virtually immune from the effects of the war throughout his life. | ||
| almost immune | 0.46 | The driver is almost immune from prosecution. | ||
| entirely immune | 0.46 | No ancient ruins are entirely immune to the pressures. | ||
| by_no_means immune | 0.39 | Boys are by no means immune. | ||
| totally immune | 0.39 | But is he totally immune? | ||
| fairly immune | 0.33 | A good radio or a good cordless phone is fairly immune to this static. | ||
| generally immune | 0.33 | In such instances, it is generally immune from lawsuits. | ||
| always immune | 0.26 | Partnership itself is not always immune from male chauvinism. | ||
| completely immune | 0.26 | But no window is completely immune to condensation. | ||
| mostly immune | 0.26 | Wolfe is mostly immune to it. | ||
| nearly immune | 0.26 | Macintosh fans like to brag that their computers are nearly immune. | ||
| now immune | 0.26 | He says he is now immune from snakebites. |