fevering (Meaning)
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fevering (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Fever
Synonyms & Antonyms of fevering
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fevering Sentence Examples
- In the thick of the summer, the air was fevering with humidity, blanketing the city in a stifling embrace.
- The Earth's fevering climate has triggered a rise in global temperatures, prompting concerns about the planet's future.
- The infection ravaging his body was fevering his thoughts, blurring the lines between reality and delirium.
- The discovery of gold ignited a fevering rush among prospectors, who flocked to the remote region in search of fortune.
- The lovers' feverish passion fevering the sheets as they succumbed to their desires.
- The city was pulsating with a fevering energy, its streets teeming with people and its lights illuminating the night sky.
- The fevering crowd cheered wildly as their team scored the winning goal, the stadium erupting in a cacophony of sound.
- The painter's brushstrokes were fevering with emotion, capturing the essence of the moment on canvas.
- The dancer's movements were fevering, her body a whirlwind of grace and power.
- The fevering eyes of the predator fixed upon its prey, its instincts heightened as it prepared to strike.
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of Fever
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In the thick of the summer, the air was fevering with humidity, blanketing the city in a stifling embrace.
The Earth's fevering climate has triggered a rise in global temperatures, prompting concerns about the planet's future.
The infection ravaging his body was fevering his thoughts, blurring the lines between reality and delirium.
The discovery of gold ignited a fevering rush among prospectors, who flocked to the remote region in search of fortune.
