infectious
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definition
adjective
However, conjunctivitis caused by the common cold is very infectious and can spread rapidly between people.
(of a disease or disease-causing organism) likely to be transmitted to people, organisms, etc., through the environment.
example
She had a warm personality combined with a loud 'infectious' laugh.
Lyme disease is an 'infectious' illness caused by the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi.
A person with glandular fever is most 'infectious' when they have a fever (high temperature).
A most pleasant man, his naturally friendly manner and 'infectious' good humour have made him a popular member of the Ship's Company.
His 'infectious' enthusiasm for technology is spread through his weblog.
However, conjunctivitis caused by the common cold is very 'infectious' and can spread rapidly between people.
Your enthusiasm is 'infectious' ; it spreads as rapidly through conversations as it does through bloodlines.
The classic means of protecting persons exposed to 'infectious' diseases is vaccination.
He grinned slowly, an 'infectious' smile that soon spread, spanning ear to ear.
The cull of a flock of 9,000 pheasants was under way yesterday after confirmation of a highly 'infectious' bird disease.
However, the bacteria are not as 'infectious' as the common cold and cannot be spread by casual contact.
It was thought that close contact with an infected person was needed for the 'infectious' agent to spread from one person to another.
His quick wit and absolutely 'infectious' laugh are almost as entertaining as the show itself.
Bone lesions from 'infectious' disease or parasitic infection are rare.
Seeing Chris thrashing around his drum kit made Steven smile and the 'infectious' smile spread to Donnie.
By the way, colds spread through touching 'infectious' surfaces or inhaling viruses.
Valencians don't simply watch fireworks - they almost commune with them and the feeling is 'infectious' .
Glandular fever is an 'infectious' illness that causes swelling of the lymph nodes.
all carriers aren't 'infectious'
her style of teaching was 'infectious'
Nevertheless, she understands the essence of the formula, and applies it in a manner that is 'infectious' .
The author's enthusiasm and 'infectious' desire to communicate his ideas comes across loud and clear.
Long had he been plagued by an 'infectious' fear of spreading weakness in times that demanded strength.
'infectious' disease
Neville Garden communicated his own 'infectious' enthusiasm, week after week for many years, through his work as a critic.
Measles is highly 'infectious' and could spread very quickly.
he had an 'infectious' laugh
This cross sectional survey was not designed to provide direct evidence of transmission of 'infectious' diseases in prison.
The balance of chilly remove and 'infectious' abandon that Morton conveys adds much to Morvern's allure.
Not only that, but it's the 'infectious' happiness of the manner, with the very sterile, factual detailing of demise that is the content.
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