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Meanings of more contagious in English

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Usage of more contagious in English
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The virus is both more contagious than the flu and more dangerous.
Climbing Magazine
2
Zeal in a genuine cause is more contagious than a bad habit.
Bird Day; How to prepare for it
3
There is no cholera, no yellow-fever, no small-pox more contagious than debt.
Framley Parsonage
4
The war story was likely more contagious than the flu story.
The Guardian
5
Presently it took the milder but more contagious form of ridicule.
Tales of Trail and Town
6
Sometimes I think there's something going around more contagious than your mom's bug.
Seize the night
7
New research suggesting the virus is more contagious than previously thought added to the alarm.
Reuters
8
Nothing these days is more contagious than Covid-19 battle rhetoric, not even the virus itself.
The Guardian
9
The chief prerequisite is a warm love for the poets: nowhere is enthusiasm more contagious.
A Book of German Lyrics
10
An evil spirit is more contagious than the plague.
Choice Specimens of American Literature, and Literary Reader / B...
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Researchers wondered whether more contagious bird flu would necessarily always be less deadly in humans.
Wired
12
Mutations can make it deadlier or more contagious.
News.com.au
13
If not by words, then by example they counsel the same thing; and example is more contagious.
Battle Studies; Ancient and Modern Battle
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That courage may be even more contagious.
The Guardian
15
Nothing is more contagious than joy, and Hyde was now a living joy through all the house.
The Maid of Maiden Lane
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There is nothing more contagious than belief.
The Principles of Aesthetics
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