ADJECTIVE | all | feverish, hectic | marked by intense agitation / agitation or emotion |
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pert | feverish, febrile | of or relating to or characterized by fever | |
all | feverish, feverous | having or affected by a fever |
Sounds | fiy'verihsh | |
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Rhymes | abolish ... Yiddish: 161 rhymes with ihsh... |
Meaning | marked by intense agitation / agitation or emotion. | |
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Example | "worked at a feverish pace" | |
Synonym | hectic | |
Broader | agitated | Troubled emotionally and usually deeply |
Spanish | agitado, ajetreado, febril, frenético | |
Catalan | agitat, atrafegat, febril, frenètic | |
Adverbs | feverishly | in a feverish manner |
Meaning | Of or relating to or characterized by fever. | |
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Synonym | febrile | |
Opposite | afebrile | Having no fever |
Spanish | febril | |
Catalan | febril, pirètic | |
Nouns | fever, feverishness | a rise in the temperature of the body |
Meaning | Having or affected by a fever. | |
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Synonym | feverous | |
Broader | ill, sick | Affected by an impairment of normal physical or mental function |
Spanish | febril | |
Catalan | enfebrat, febril | |
Nouns | feverishness | a rise in the temperature of the body |
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