be infectious

Frequency: 8.025.0 per million words

Used to describe a state of being capable of spreading disease or influence.

infectiousVERBS + infectious

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Examples (10)

  • The doctor confirmed that the patient's condition was infectious.
  • Her enthusiasm for the project seemed to be infectious, inspiring everyone around her.
  • A highly contagious virus can be infectious even before symptoms appear.
  • His cheerful laugh would always be infectious, brightening up any room.
  • The disease was thought to be extremely infectious among young children.
  • Despite his illness, his positive attitude continued to be infectious.
  • Make sure to isolate anyone who might be infectious to prevent further spread.
  • The team's winning spirit was truly infectious, leading them to success.
  • Experts warn that some new variants could be more infectious than previous ones.
  • Her energy was so infectious that everyone felt motivated to work harder.