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Translations fevered [ˈfiːvərd] adj (= feverish) [anticipation, speculation] → fébrile; [excitement] → frénétique fevered [ˈfiːvəd] adj → febbrile; (person) → febbricitante fevered [ˈfiːvəd] adj → febbrile; (person) → febbricitante How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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We boys were all shelling peas, but the story, as it went on, rapt us from the poor employ, and whatever our fingers were doing, our spirits were away in that strange land of adventures and mishaps, where the fevered life of the knight truly without fear and without reproach burned itself out. He turned to me again his little beautiful fevered face. It was not fear, it was not ardour--it was a compound of both, a new and deeply energetic impulse, that with its first emotion chilled and astounded, then fevered and maddened his mind. |
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