feverous

IPA: fˈivɝʌs

adjective

  • affected with fever or ague
  • having the nature of fever
  • (rare) having a tendency to produce fever
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Examples of "feverous" in Sentences

  •     Restless in unquell'd passion, a feverous heart,
  •     Looks red-breathing forth your bosom's feverous anger;
  • By now the pyrotechnics have become continuous and the music is at a feverous pitch.
  • This vista is a testament to a man with a feverous idea in his brain that he had to get out.
  • At four in the morning, when for once you're not in a feverous delerium, the sound of cat body flying agaist the window pain, and then sliding off after trying vehemently to scratch his way up the glass, is not a nice sound to wake up to.
  • * Enjoyed this from Boing Boing: lecture from Stanford professor Robert Sapolsky on evolution, religion, schizophrenia and the schizotypal personality, arguing by analogy to sickle cell that schizophrenia is the hypertrophic result of genes that in isolation reward their holder with feverous religious certainty.

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