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There are 24 words ending with IRION

Irion —— Cirion virion —— Quirion —— Antirion —— nonvirion poxvirion previrion provirion reovirion subvirion —— kilovirion rotavirion —— adenovirion intravirion lentivirion poliovirion Portmeirion retrovirion —— coronavirion pseudovirion randistirion rantistirion —— polydnavirion

Irion — prop.n. A surname.
Cirion — prop.n. Alternative form of Syriam.
virion — n. (Virology) A single individual particle of a virus (the viral…
Quirion — prop.n. A surname.
Antirion — prop.n. Alternative form of Antirio.
nonvirion — n. A biological particle that is not a virion. — adj. Nonviral.
poxvirion — n. The virion of a poxvirus.
previrion — n. A subviral particle.
provirion — n. A structure that develops into a virion.
reovirion — n. The virion of a reovirus.
subvirion — n. An incomplete or broken virion.
kilovirion — n. A unit of viral load equal to a thousand virions.
rotavirion — n. (Virology) An individual particle of a rotavirus.
adenovirion — n. The virion of an adenovirus.
intravirion — adj. Within a virion.
lentivirion — n. (Virology) The virion of a lentivirus.
poliovirion — n. (Virology) An individual particle (virion)) of a poliovirus.
Portmeirion — prop.n. A small coastal tourist village in Penrhyndeudraeth community…
retrovirion — n. A virion of a retrovirus.
coronavirion — n. (Virology) An individual particle of a coronavirus.
pseudovirion — n. (Virology) A synthetic viral particle that cannot replicate…
randistirion — n. Alternative spelling of rantistirion.
rantistirion — n. (Eastern Orthodoxy) A ritual sprinkler used in some Christian rites.
polydnavirion — n. The virion of a polydnavirus.

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