You have a little fever today, don't you?
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Fever
/ˈfiːvə/
Synonyms for "fever" (229 found)
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Closest matches (46)
Strong matches (69)
conturbationconvected heatconvulsioncoughingcyanosisdeliriumdiarrheadiscomposuredisorderdisquietdisquietudedisturbancedizzinessdropsydysenterydyspepsiadyspneaebullitionedemaelectric heat
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emaciationembroilmenterupteruptive feverexcitementfaintingfatiguefebricityfebrilityfermentfermentationfever heatfever of excitementfeverishnessfibrillationfidgetsfirefitflapflurryflushflusterflutterationfluxfomentfrenzyfumefurorfuryfussgas heatgetgrowthheatheatednessheatinghectichectic feverhectic flushhemorrhagehigh blood pressure
Adjective(1 words)
high temperature
Related words (114)
hot-air heathotnesshubbubhurly burlyhurly-burlyhydropshyperpyrexiahypertensionhyperthermiahypotensionhypothermiaicterusincalescenceindigestioninduction heatinflammationinquietudeinsomniaintermittent feveritching
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jaundicejittersjumpinesslabored breathinglow blood pressurelumbagomaelstrommalaisemarasmusmoilmolecular heatmurderous insanitynasal dischargenauseanecrosisnervinessnervositynervousnessodoil heatoverdosepainparalysisparoxysmperturbationprotein feverprurituspsychokinesiapuerperal feverpyrexiaradiant heatragerashrelapsing feverremittentremittent feverrestlessnessrheumroilroutrowrutsclerosisseetheseethingseizuresexual excitementshocksickenskin eruptionsneezingsolar heatsorespasmsteam heatstirsuperheatsuperheatednessswirltabestachycardiatakethermal radiationto doto-dotrepidationtrepiditytumortumulttumultuationturbidityturbulenceturmoiltwitterultraviolet heatuneaseunrestupsetupset stomachurethral fevervaccinal feververtigovomitingwarmnesswarmthwastingwater feverwound fever
Noun(6 words)
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OpenGloss and ConceptNet supply richer edges like generalizations, collocations, and derivations.
More general
15 entriesbecome febrilebecome illcauseclinical signdevelop symptomsemotional stateexcitationexcitementfervorfervourinduceinflammationsocial phenomenonstimulatesymptom
More specific
10 entriescollective frenzydevelop feverfever of unknown origininfectinoculateintermittent fevermedia maniapersistent feverpyrogenizerun a fever
Collocations
11 entriescause feverdevelop feverfebrile illnessfever onsetfever spikefeverish statehigh feverinduce feverlow grade feverpersistent feverrun a fever
Inflections
3 entriesDerivations
5 entriesTranslations
27 translations across 17 languages.
Afrikaans
1 entries- koors noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
Arabic
1 entries- حَرَارَة noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
Armenian
1 entries- հուզմունք noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
Belarusian
1 entries- ліхама́нка noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 熱 /热 noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
- 狂熱 /狂热 noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
Czech
1 entries- horečka noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
Finnish
3 entries- huuma noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
- kuume noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
- vimma noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
Greek
1 entries- πυρετός noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
Hungarian
2 entries- izgalom noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
- izgatottság noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- feber noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
Pannonian Rusyn
1 entries- горучка noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
Polish
2 entries- gorączka noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
- podniecenie noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
Russian
3 entries- горя́чка noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
- жар noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
- лихора́дка noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
Sicilian
4 entries- liscìa noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
- lisìa noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
- scipitirìa noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
- scìḍḍicu noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
Swahili
1 entries- homa noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
Swedish
1 entries- feber noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
Ukrainian
1 entries- лихома́нка noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
Sample sentences
23 total sentences available.
My forehead burned with fever.
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I have a sore throat and a slight fever.
Source: tatoeba (35761)
Tom is in bed with a fever.
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Showing 4 of 23 available sentences.