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1. (adj.) feverish
having fever.
2. feverish
pertaining to, of the nature of, or resembling fever:
feverish excitement.
3. feverish
excited, restless, or uncontrolled, as if from fever.
4. feverish
having a tendency to produce fever.
Etymology: (1350–1400)
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| Definition of 'feverish' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) feverish, hectic
marked by intense agitation or emotion
"worked at a feverish pace"
2. (adj) febrile, feverish
of or relating to or characterized by fever
"a febrile reaction caused by an allergen"
3. (adj) feverish, feverous
having or affected by a fever
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1. (adjective) feverish
affected by a high body temperature
Does she feel feverish?
2. feverish
with a lot of effort and energy
They worked at a feverish pace.
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| Definition of 'feverish' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) feverish
having a fever; suffering from, or affected with, a moderate degree of fever; showing increased heat and thirst; as, the patient is feverish
2. (adj) feverish
indicating, or pertaining to, fever; characteristic of a fever; as, feverish symptoms
3. (adj) feverish
hot; sultry
4. (adj) feverish
disordered as by fever; excited; restless; as, the feverish condition of the commercial world
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Sense: having a slight fever
She seems a bit feverish tonight.
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 Afrikaans: koorsig |
 Arabic: مَحْموم، مُصاب بِحُمّى |
 Bulgarian: трескав |
 Brazilian: febril |
 Czech: horečnatý |
 German: fiebrig |
 Danish: feberagtig |
 Greek: εμπύρετος |
 Spanish: febril |
 Estonian: palavikune |
 Farsi: تب دار |
 Finnish: kuumeinen |
 French: fiévreux |
 Hebrew: קוֹדֵח |
 Hindi: हल्का बुखार होना |
 Croatian: grozničav |
 Hungarian: lázas |
 Indonesian: menderita demam |
 Icelandic: með hita/hitavellu |
 Italian: febbricitante |
 Japanese: 熱のある |
 Korean: 미열이 있는 |
 Lithuanian: karščiuojantis |
 Latvian: drudžains |
 Malay: demam |
 Dutch: koortsig |
 Norwegian: som har feber |
 Polish: rozgorączkowany |
 Persian: تب دار |
 Pashto: تبجن |
 Portuguese: febril |
 Romanian: febril |
 Russian: нездоровый |
 Slovak: horúčkový |
 Slovenian: vročičen |
 Serbian: grozničav |
 Swedish: febrig, feberhet |
 Thai: เป็นไข้ |
 Turkish: hafif ateşli |
 Taiwanese: 發燒的 |
 Ukrainian: гарячковий |
 Urdu: درجئہ حرارت کا تھوڑا سا ب |
 Vietnamese: có triệu chứng sốt; hơi s |
 Chinese: 发烧的 |
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