fever in Latin
fever in Latin is febris — fever means a body temperature higher than normal, usually caused by illness.
fever in Latin
febris
What does "fever" mean?
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noun A body temperature higher than normal, usually caused by illness.
"She stayed home from school with a high fever."
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noun A state of intense excitement or agitation.
"The whole town was in a fever of excitement before the election."
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fever in a sentence
- She stayed home from school with a high fever.
- The doctor said the fever should break within a day or two.
- The whole town was in a fever of excitement before the election.
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What is "fever" in Latin?
"fever" in Latin is febris. fever means: A body temperature higher than normal, usually caused by illness.
How do you use "fever" in a sentence?
Example: "She stayed home from school with a high fever." In Latin, "fever" is febris.
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