How To Spell fever?
How to Pronounce fever?
Correct pronunciation for the word "fever" is [fˈiːvə], [fˈiːvə], [f_ˈiː_v_ə].
What are the misspellings for fever?
"Fever" in context
A fever is a temporary increase in body temperature, usually due to an illness. Anybody can suffer from a fever and it is one of the most common medical signs. It generally means that the body's immune system is fighting off an infection or illness. A fever is usually caused by viral and bacterial infections such as the flu, strep throat, and urinary tract infections. Other causes of fever include medications, vaccines, and diseases such as malaria, measles and Lyme disease.
The temperature at which a fever occurs is typically considered to be a body temperature that is higher than 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit.
The temperature at which a fever occurs is typically considered to be a body temperature that is higher than 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit.
What are similar-sounding words for fever?
- FOFRR,
- phifer,
- FUFOR,
- q-fever,
- FIFRA,
- Freer,
- hay-fever,
- favreau,
- vavra,
- FAVAR,
- vouvray,
- favaro,
- PHOFRY,
- vivra,
- Feofor,
- VFR,
- favor,
- faver,
- dis-favor,
- vaivara,
- FVER,
- fauver,
- Feoffor,
- FAVIR,
- vivar,
- FFFYR,
- Fifer,
- favour,
- faivre,
- viver,
- feofar,
- feifer,
- forever,
- fiveyear,
- eve,
- favero,
- Vivary,
- re-viver,
- HFOVR,
- FHVR,
- fee,
- lever,
- ever,
- feffer,
- viveiro,
- FHFR,
- fevor,
- FHFRA,
- fiver,
- Fevery,
- vivre,
- vivarais,
- VIVARY.,
- favore,
- FOFFER,
- ill-favor,
- fevre,
- vivir,
- foofooraw,
- viafara,
- five,
- foofaraw,
- FAVOUREE,
- FVIIIRA,
- never,
- FOFRA,
- fear,
- vivere,
- feaver,
- viverra,
- favre,
- FAFER,
- Feoffer,
- vivero,
- fewer,
- FIVRE,
- feiffer,
- Vivaria.
Usage over time for fever:
This graph shows how "fever" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
Synonyms for Fever:
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- excitement ,
- delirium ,
- hyperpyrexia ,
- amenorrhea ,
- add ,
- acidity .
- handicap ,
- indisposition ,
- debility ,
- feverishness ,
- disability ,
- ague ,
- breakdown ,
- infliction ,
- bug ,
- infection ,
- apoplexy ,
- infirmity ,
- decrepitude ,
- condition ,
- illness ,
- complaint ,
- curse ,
- affection ,
- complication ,
- ailment ,
- collapse ,
- disorder ,
- attack .
- fire ,
- calefaction ,
- heat .