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feverishness

/ˈfiː.vər.ɪʃ.nəs/

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noun

/ˈfiː.vər.ɪʃ.nəs/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее состояние повышенной температуры тела, часто связанное с болезнью или инфекцией.

A noun referring to the state or condition of having an elevated body temperature, often associated with illness or infection.

uncountable

  1. Elevated body temperatureB2formalmedical

    The condition of having an abnormally high body temperature, often indicating an underlying infection or illness.

    ruЛихорадочное состояние

    • The patient's feverishness subsided after taking the prescribed medication.
    • Doctors monitored the persistent feverishness to determine the cause of the infection.
    • She felt a sudden feverishness and knew she was coming down with the flu.
    • The child's feverishness lasted for three days before the fever broke.

    Synonymsfebricityfebrilityfeverhigh temperaturehyperthermiapyrexiatemperature

    Antonymshypothermianormothermia

  2. Intense agitation or excitementB2formal

    A state of heightened emotional intensity, nervousness, or restless energy.

    ruЛихорадочное возбуждение

    • There was a sense of feverishness in the air as the deadline approached.
    • His feverishness over the exam results kept him awake all night.
    • The political rally was marked by a feverishness that electrified the crowd.
    • She worked with a feverishness that surprised even her colleagues.

    Synonymsagitationexcitementfervorfrenzyhysteriaintensitynervousnessrestlessnessturmoilunrestwildness

    Antonymscalmnesscomposurepeacefulnessserenitytranquility

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  • feverishnesses plural form
  • feverishnesses' possessive plural form
  • feverishness's possessive singular form
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