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1841 R. Thomson Myst. Old St. Paul's iii. 18 Lawrence, taking it for a kindly farewell, grasped it, but immediately found his hands full of strong scented anti-infective lozenges, plague-drops, and healthy-root.

1899 Eng. Mech. & World of Sci. 8 Dec. 380/2 The address of the president of the Royal Society (Lord Lister) had reference chiefly to the modern systems of dealing with infectious diseases, by inoculation of ‘anti-toxins’ and ‘anti-infectives’.

1967 Antimicrobial Agents & Chemotherapy 1966 444/1 The experimental animal model employed in these studies is suitable for the evaluation of potential urinary-tract anti-infectives.

2010 W. Trevathan Anc. Bodies, Mod. Lives vi. 114 The anti-infective properties of vernix are equally important in hospital births where it may protect babies from hospital-acquired infections.