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infectaré

Infectará is the third-person singular form of the Spanish verb infectar in the future indicative. It translates as “he/she/it will infect.” The form can also be used with usted, since the formal second-person singular in Spanish shares the same conjugation as the third-person singular. The verb infectar comes from Latin infectare, from infectus meaning tainted or contaminated, and entered Spanish through the Romance linguistic tradition.

As a regular -ar verb, infectar follows standard conjugation patterns. The future tense forms include infectaré,

In usage, infectar means to cause an infection in a living being or to contaminate something, usually

infectarás,
infectará,
infectaremos,
infectaréis,
infectarán.
The
pronunciation
is
typically
described
as
in-FEK-ta-ra,
with
the
stress
on
the
final
syllable.
in
biological
or
medical
contexts.
It
can
also
be
used
metaphorically
to
describe
the
spread
of
ideas,
rumors,
or
other
phenomena.
Related
terms
include
infección
(infection),
infectado
(infected,
as
an
adjective
or
noun),
and
enfermedades
infecciosas
(infectious
diseases).
The
word
contrasts
with
reflexive
infectarse,
which
means
to
become
infected,
and
with
other
related
forms
such
as
infectante
(infectious
agent)
and
infeccioso
(infectious,
disease-related).
Understanding
infectará
helps
in
discussing
future
contagion
scenarios,
epidemiological
forecasts,
and
general
language
about
transmission.