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Meanings of nervous fever in English
Bacterial infectious disorder contracted by consumption of food or drink contaminated with Salmonella typhi.
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Usage of nervous fever in English
1
The local complaint subsided, but was followed by a low nervous fever.
2
Was Sophy suffering from the effects of the low, nervous fever yet?
3
The nervous fever which had set in seemed to take away all hope.
4
While in nervous fever there is a deficiency of sensorial power.
5
He nearly drove me into a nervous fever in three days.
6
These cases of low nervous fever are sometimes very much protracted.
7
In spite of Leopold's utmost precautions, Rodolphe fell ill of a nervous fever.
8
Thus began a severe attack of nervous fever, which brought me very low.
9
She found her mother suffering from a low, nervous fever, and quite delirious.
10
Fancy that, by way of enlivenment to poor Georgina after her nervous fever!
11
The messenger of death came to him, in the character of a nervous fever.
12
I have been ill-very ill: a nervous fever brought me nearly to the grave.
13
This was the commencement of a nervous fever, which confined me for several months.
14
A low nervous fever set in, and many days we watched with fearful hearts.
15
The broad term nervous fever was considered to have sufficiently covered all his symptoms.
16
He was attacked by a nervous fever, which he thought himself competent to treat.
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Translations for nervous fever
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