mononucleosis

IPA: mɑnʌnˈukɫiˈoʊsʌs

(pathology) A viral infection marked by extreme fatigue, high fever, and swollen lymph nodes.

Examples of "mononucleosis" in Sentences

Also known as mononucleosis, EBV could hit teenagers especially hard.
-- RB Rolandon Finch, who had the end of his freshman year wiped out by mononucleosis, is expected back for spring.
The virus that causes infectious mononucleosis is excreted for months, sometimes years, in body fluids, but only appears to be contagious during the early phase of the illness.
MAHER: Okay, but she did like take a five-month leave from high school because she had [uses fingers to make quote marks] "mononucleosis" right around the time the baby was being born.
The one time I asked to clock out early and go home was when I showed up with a viral infection called mononucleosis that I could have passed on to my co-workers and customers with a cough or a sneeze.
The daughter - who we know is fertile because she's knocked up again, or maybe for the first time ... she did like take a five-month leave from high school because she had [uses fingers to indicate quote marks] 'mononucleosis' right around the time the baby was being born.