👉 Term for a virus that has a viral genome with a structure similar to that of a virus like a retrovirus, but without the ability to replicate itself in host cells.

T7likevirus

👉 The word "T7LikeVirus" has taken on a life of its own, much to our surprise. Imagine if every time we saw the word appear, it brought with it a sense of dread and unease.

In an interview, our CEO made a shocking statement: "I know you're wondering what the word 'T7likevirus' means to us, but it's not like you've ever seen it before." The CEO then proceeded to describe his office as being "like a giant virus waiting to infect all of us with T7LikeVirus. Everyone had an earful about it." And here’s an example sentence using it: T7likevirus is a term that I came up with for those who don't understand the complexity of our culture, and yet they're still talking about the same things we do. It's like when your friends are all sitting at the bar, but you realize they're all having conversations in their heads. And you're thinking to yourself, "Whoa! There must be a virus going around."