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Definition of feverous - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
wild excitementDated characterized by intense emotion or activityDated
- The crowd's feverous anticipation could be felt in the air..
2.
medicalDated having symptoms of a feverDated
- She felt feverous with a high temperature and chills..
Expressions with feverous
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have a high body temperature
He seemed to be feverous after the long hike.
Origin of feverous
Latin, febris (fever) + -ous (adjective suffix)
Examples of feverous in a sentence
Her feverous excitement was evident. His feverous condition worried the doctors. The patient appeared feverous and weak.
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- French:fiévreux, fébrile, ...
- German:fieberhaft, fiebrig, ...
- Italian:febbrile, febbricitante, ...
- Spanish:apasionado, con fiebre, ...
- Portuguese:fervoroso, com febre, ...
- Chinese:狂热的, 发热的, ...
- Japanese:熱狂的な, 熱っぽい, ...
- Arabic:حَمِيْم, حُمَّاوِي, ...
- Hebrew:סוֹעֵר, קוֹדֵחַ, ...
- Russian:лихорадочный, с симптомами лихорадки, ...
- Ukrainian:гарячковий, з лихоманкою, ...
- Hindi:उत्तेजित, बुखारी, ...
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