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Feverinos

Arduous Sketches and Difficult Tales

Dominic M. Martin
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Pages
126
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Rushmore Press

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Febrile: adjective, 1) flushed, fiery, hot, 2) tense, edgy, stressed.
Feverish: adjective, 1) sweating, shivering, delirious, 2) frenetic, frantic, maniacal.
Fevered: adjective, 1) feverish, febrile, pyretic, 2) agitated, excited, frenzied.
Febris: noun, a fever or abnormally high body temperature. Also, the Roman god who protects people against fever and malaria.
Foment: verb, to stir up or rouse, to instigate.
Feverous: adjective, apt to carry fervor.
Fovere: Latin, verb: to warm or to heat.
Ferre: Latin, verb: to bear, to carry, to suffer or to endure. E.g., lucem ferre: bringer, bear of light.
Fervor: noun, the first definition of fervor is great intensity of feeling and of action, ardor, passion, intensity, zeal, vehemence, assiduity, devotedness, fervency, sincerity, eagerness, keenness, zest, enthusiasm, urgency, dedication, heat, warmth.
La febbre: Italian, a fever. La febbre del gioco, gambling fever. Per diventare febbre, eccitato, to become aroused, agitated, fevered.
Fervorino, plural fervorini: noun, 1) an exhortation, 2) a talking to, or telling off.

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