contagious
ਛੂਤ
definition
adjective
a contagious infection
(of a disease) spread from one person or organism to another by direct or indirect contact.
her enthusiasm is contagious
(of an emotion, feeling, or attitude) likely to spread to and affect others.
example
TB is a 'contagious' disease that spreads through the air.
He speaks about his Oxford crew with an immutable and 'contagious' excitement.
The person is 'contagious' to others until all of the scabs have fallen off.
As flocks of sheep return home this month from winter grazing the lowlands of Pembrokeshire, farmers are being warned to be vigilant against the spread of a highly 'contagious' disease.
The crowd didn't seem to know much about her music, but her 'contagious' enthusiasm soon had much of the audience dancing.
HIV is a lethal 'contagious' disease spread by contact with blood and body fluids.
It built up enthusiasm, and enthusiasm is 'contagious' .
The physician must evaluate whether the risk of treating the 'contagious' patient exceeds the level of risk that he is usually and habitually willing to take.
Estrella couldn't help but laugh herself, as his attitude was 'contagious' .
Although rheumatic fever is not 'contagious' , strep throat is.
The epidemic peaked because 'contagious' disease epidemics always do.
And in that regard the former professor's confidence is as 'contagious' as his enthusiasm.
Initially, medical experts worked to contain the spread of 'contagious' diseases.
I appeared to be a never-ending foundation of 'contagious' emotion.
Attitudes are 'contagious' , and how we behave does influence others.
I realized that people were living on the edge, and feelings were very 'contagious' in groups.
As a matter of fact, I don't worry at all about the spread of a 'contagious' disease like SARS.
They meet people with leprosy who are ostracized even by the doctors who know they are not 'contagious' .
The person is 'contagious' until the last blister has scabbed over.
Many parents assume that any kind of stomach upset in a child is the result of a 'contagious' illness when the real culprit is simple indigestion or constipation.
These crowded conditions encourage the spread of 'contagious' illnesses among the child silk workers.
Traditional externalities, such as limiting the spread of 'contagious' diseases, explain little of modern government involvement with health.
The spread of 'contagious' disease from the body was continuing to infect our people and it was killing them.
The purpose of the legislation was to protect against the animals developing and spreading 'contagious' disease.
So they come back to work, when in fact, maybe they should be out for a week to two weeks because they are still 'contagious' .
A person is 'contagious' for 2 to 7 days after symptoms appear.
The closures aim to prevent the accidental spread of the highly 'contagious' disease and operates until 8am on Saturday, March 17.
I had never seen him so scared in my life, and the feeling was 'contagious' .
The enthusiasm is 'contagious' as 200 students of the team prepare for their grand event.
Together, they argue that emotions are 'contagious' , and a successful leader is one from whom people ‘catch’ positive feelings.
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