contagion in Latin
contagion in Latin is contāgiō — contagion means a disease that spreads by contact, or the process of it spreading.
contagion in Latin
contāgiō
What does "contagion" mean?
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noun A disease that spreads by contact, or the process of it spreading.
"Health officials worked quickly to stop the contagion from spreading."
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noun The spread of an idea, behavior, or crisis through a group, as if it were a disease.
"Fear of financial contagion spread quickly across global markets."
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contagion in a sentence
- Health officials worked quickly to stop the contagion from spreading.
- Fear of financial contagion spread quickly across global markets.
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What is "contagion" in Latin?
"contagion" in Latin is contāgiō. contagion means: A disease that spreads by contact, or the process of it spreading.
How do you use "contagion" in a sentence?
Example: "Health officials worked quickly to stop the contagion from spreading." In Latin, "contagion" is contāgiō.
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