feverishness

OK, an upset stomach, but none of the feverishness you sometimes get.

The atmosphere was different when I returned, the feverishness having been replaced by a sort of relaxation.

The tension, the very feverishness that had been in the silver-haired man was gone.

The feverishness of his face and manner was alarming.

Neither of them wanted it ever to end and so their feverishness was tempered with an almost painful holding back.

Yet the feverishness has point and purpose, too.

Kenmuir had begun to feel a vague headache and feverishness.

The water, deliciously cool at that hour, would assuage his feverishness.

He shook his head and tried to ignore the aching and feverishness.

The feverishness had returned to his eyes.

Her body felt more stable now; the hectic feverishness was fading. '

It was colder than ever outside, and now he had cooled off the feverishness that had made him get up.

Small, delicately built, inward, with a touch of feverishness - he even looked like Keats.

By the time it reaches its greatest feverishness, the film has featured a tussle involving three characters.

And last, for any agues, feverishness, or trembling of the extremities, then the bark.

In a state of feverishness, Collins watched.

Urticaria (nettle-rash), joint pains and feverishness may also be present.

"She's got a strong affection for you; it's just feverishness, if it's anything.

He was calm now; the flush and feverishness had passed away; his actions were deliberate and slow.

And beaten men are prone to feverishness.

She had never experienced this sweet feverishness with Derrick, not even when he held her in his arms and kissed her.

There was a feverishness about her, and though she struggled a bit, she was thinning.

But the feverishness still hung on, and the whines of the loom-fixer were an unnerving influence.

Symptoms of bites include intense pain radiating from the bite site, along with feverishness or general malaise.

Their bite is quite painful as the fangs can pierce the skin, causing localised inflammation and feverishness.