(Of disease) capable of being transmitted by infection.
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She was sure that Carole was fine, but Jason's concern was contagious.
2
I saw no evidence of any contagious diseases during all my stay.
3
The boys were also in the highest good-humor; Kathleen's mirth was contagious.
4
The heat of the weather has produced a contagious sore-throat in London.
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Health experts say people who are not showing symptoms are not contagious.
6
Life is contagious, and in the fact lies the meaning of Comradeship.
7
If enthusiasm is contagious, Christian Lindberg is an epidemic waiting to happen.
8
If the disease is contagious, everyone in the palace may catch it.
9
Their devilish tears are contagious; and I can't cry; it chokes me.
10
The virus, which is at large in the community, is highly contagious.
11
Multi-drug-resistant TB Tuberculosis is extremely contagious, spreading easily via coughing and sneezing.
12
By the time she and Robert married, Robert was no longer contagious.
13
But scientific evidence tells us that the deceased body is not contagious.
14
Whose laughter will be loudest and most contagious on the New Earth?
15
The virus is both more contagious than the flu and more dangerous.
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Norovirus was contagious, so all were isolated in their homes, he said.
