1. Plural of anthrax; a serious infectious disease affecting livestock and humans, caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis.
Usage: Medical/scientific term; Typically used in medical, veterinary, or public health contexts

Examples

• The veterinarian warned farmers about potential anthraces outbreaks in the region.
• Historical anthraces epidemics devastated livestock populations in the 19th century.
• Public health officials monitored for signs of anthraces in the animal population.
• Anthraces spores can remain viable in soil for decades.
• The laboratory tested samples for anthraces bacteria.