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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I am immune" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when stating that you are not susceptible to a particular disease or condition, or when expressing emotional resilience.
Example: "After getting vaccinated, I feel confident that I am immune to the virus."
Alternatives: "I am resistant" or "I have immunity."
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"I am immune".
"I am immune right now," he said.
I am immune to the scorn and derision of even my family and friends.
"It's something that I am immune to, and so are most investors".
"I am immune [to criticism] right now.
"I do not say I am immune to it.
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"But I'm immune to it.
Wrote one critic, "Until last night I thought I was immune from shock in any theater".
"I have an appetite for being happy and being sunny, which is not to say I'm immune to insecurities".
"By the time I appointed Bernie Kerik, I had hired so many people that I was immune to such criticisms".
And apart from the rice pudding, I was immune to the charms of the desserts.
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