fever|fevered|fevering|fevers in English

verb

[fe·ver || 'fɪːvə(r)]

cause to develop a fever; excite, cause tensio

Use "fever|fevered|fevering|fevers" in a sentence

1. There may be feelings of fluctuating fevers and chills, sweating and Clamminess, though no fever is subjectively evident

2. Other serious diseases are typhoid and paratyphoid fever, amebic liver abscess, visceral leishmaniasis, leptospirosis and—rarely—viral hemorrhagic fevers.

3. The excitement fevered him.

4. It's just a product of your fevered imagination!

5. She mopped his fevered brow.

6. She wiped his fevered brow .

7. The malaria victim fevers intermittently.

8. The fevers, the delirium, the hemorrhaging.

9. She smoothed the child's fevered brow.

10. Arbovirus Any of the hundred or so viruses transmitted by an arthropod vectors such as mosquitoes, bugs, lice, ticks and mites. The group includes viruses that cause various forms of ENCEPHALITIS, haemorrhagic fevers, YELLOW FEVER, DENGUE, Kyasanur Forest disease, Rift Valley fever and Chikungunya Forest fever.

11. Periodically one of us dropped into a fevered sleep.

12. The film is clearly the product of a fevered imagination.

13. These stories are merely a product of her fevered imagination.

14. The nurse mopped his fevered brow.

15. The nurse wiped my fevered brow.

16. She cooled her child's fevered brow.

17. A specter rose before his fevered mind.

18. Fevers with cold sores on the lips.

19. Oh, well, this won't soothe any fevered brows.

20. It's only my fevered imagination that keeps me warm.

21. Some people with Bile duct cancer develop fevers

22. Hence, Ague can refer to both chills and fevers.

23. Security kept the band's fevered fans away from the stage.

24. Borage is much usedin France for fevers and pulmonary complaints

25. Raging fevers, her sheets spattered with crimson, drenched with sweat.