feverishness (Meaning)

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feverishness (n)

a rise in the temperature of the body; frequently a symptom of infection

No weak antonyms found.

The patient exhibited a severe feverishness, causing their body temperature to spike to alarming levels.
The athlete's muscles ached with feverishness after the intense workout, leaving them exhausted and sore.
Anxiousness about the job interview filled her with a feverishness, making it difficult to focus and remain calm.
The feverishness of the summer heatwave made it almost impossible to sleep, leading to restless nights and fatigue.
Artists often experience a feverishness while creating their masterpieces, a state of intense focus and inspiration.
The feverishness of the political debate ignited heated arguments and disagreements, dividing the community.
During exams, students often feel a feverishness as they strive to perform their best and meet their academic goals.
A feverishness of excitement filled the room as the partygoers anticipated the arrival of the special guest.
The feverishness of the stock market created an atmosphere of volatility and uncertainty, causing investors to make hasty decisions.
The lover's quarrel escalated with feverishness, leaving both parties feeling hurt and emotionally drained.

a rise in the temperature of the body; frequently a symptom of infection

fever, rampage,frenzy, furore,rage, confusion, hysteria, uproar, flap, delirium

quietude, serenity, restfulness, peacefulness,tranquillity, tranquility, restfulness, repose, peace, quiet

The patient exhibited a severe feverishness, causing their body temperature to spike to alarming levels.

The athlete's muscles ached with feverishness after the intense workout, leaving them exhausted and sore.

Anxiousness about the job interview filled her with a feverishness, making it difficult to focus and remain calm.

The feverishness of the summer heatwave made it almost impossible to sleep, leading to restless nights and fatigue.