infectious

The police force for Bedfordshire, where Mr Najeeb previously worked as a PCSO, said he would be "sorely missed", adding: "His ability to lift spirits was infectious, and he was always so happy."

“June was known for her vibrant personality, infectious laugh, and deeply compassionate heart,” according to the page.

The thing about Dolores, she is so infectious with her change.

Indeed, the infectious enthusiasm of the US tech giants about Britain jarred with the more general air of pessimism floating around the country.

Medical experts and some parents worry the surgeon general's move will threaten the health of vulnerable children like Mason, setting the stage for a new era of infectious disease, driven by lower vaccine rates.