Definition
Definition of febrility - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
medicalTECH. state of having a feverTECH.
- The patient's febrility indicated a possible infection.
2.
emotionalRare intense excitement or agitationRare
- The febrility of the crowd was palpable during the concert.
Origin of febrility
Latin, febris (fever) + -ity (state of)
Examples of febrility in a sentence
Doctors monitored the child's febrility closely. Her febrility was evident as she awaited the results. The febrility in the room was contagious before the announcement.
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- French:fièvre, fébrilité, ...
- German:Fieberhaftigkeit, Aufregung, ...
- Italian:febbrilità, frenesia, ...
- Spanish:fiebre, ...
- Portuguese:febrilidade, agitação, ...
- Chinese:发热, 狂热, ...
- Japanese:発熱状態, 熱狂, ...
- Arabic:حُمَّى, هياج, ...
- Hebrew:חֹם, סְעָרָה, ...
- Russian:лихорадка, возбуждение, ...
- Ukrainian:гарячка, збудження, ...
- Hindi:ज्वरता, उत्तेजना, ...
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