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Meanings of slightly delirious in English
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Usage of slightly delirious in English
1
With the approach of night he had grown worse, and was slightly delirious.
2
She was feverish, and during the night had been slightly delirious.
3
He's slightly delirious at this very minute, I have no doubt at all.
4
He fancied that she was slightly delirious, and that it would soon pass away.
5
From that time her, mind began to wander, and before morning she was slightly delirious.
6
He roared with pain; he was slightly delirious; he cursed those around him, using blasphemous language.
7
You have Jimps slightly delirious, I can see.
8
In fact, I believe myself slightly delirious.
9
The next day she was slightly delirious.
10
While the fever is high, the child is restless, complains of thirst, and may be slightly delirious.
11
As the night came on he became slightly delirious, but towards morning he awoke from a restless sleep.
12
Bellis was slightly delirious again.
13
Old chap was lying on his bed of pain, with his arm in splints, shivering with fever and slightly delirious.
14
The fever had returned with great violence, and the pressure on his brain was so great that he had become slightly delirious.
15
They became slightly delirious, and, finding that they could not keep up with the party, a few determined, if left behind, to keep together.
16
"Yes, he had been slightly delirious since seven o'clock," said d'Alcacer.
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