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infectious

[in-fek-shuhs] / ɪnˈfɛk ʃəs /


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"We are so proud of everything she achieved in her life and can't begin to imagine life without her infectious smile and laughter all around us," they said in a statement in October.

From BBC

“A hundred years ago, dogs and cats were dying of infectious diseases,” Becker says.

From The Wall Street Journal

Despite how common toxoplasmosis is, it has received far less attention than many other infectious diseases.

From Science Daily

Rhodri Thomas, the National Pharmacy Association's Wales Manager, said scabies was "a distressing and highly infectious condition".

From BBC

He will be remembered "for his easy-going nature, boundless energy, and infectious sense of humour".

From BBC