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Meanings of feverish in English
Usage of feverish in English
1
The same feverish restlessness was taking hold in similar circles in Europe.
2
There was feverish speculation of a leadership challenge to the prime minister.
3
Bustle everywhere; soldiers in line, officers strutting about; feverish scurryings for tickets.
4
I searched the horizon with feverish eyes; there was nothing in sight.
5
But Curwen's feverish secret activities by no means ceased with this change.
6
Therefore, the morning found me feverish in body and faint in spirit.
7
With feverish anxiety the Anarchists throughout the world followed this social struggle.
8
The entire hospital was in a state of feverish alarm and apprehension.
9
Hospital, I suppose. A natural enough surmise in a very feverish locality.
10
A very restless and feverish night, however, disappointed the expectation of both.
11
The words came quick and feverish; again that painful trembling seized her.
12
I admit to having an imagination feverish enough to melt good judgment.
13
Beneath me stretched a panorama limned in feverish greens and unhealthy yellows.
14
The condition of Miss Adams, in the role of sought-after, was feverish.
15
His touch felt very warm, almost feverish, though perfectly dry, like paper.
16
As the excitement passed away a reaction of feverish weakness set in.
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Feverish through the time
Feverish across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common