What is another word for Breakbone Fever?
Pronunciation:
[ bɹˈe͡ɪkbə͡ʊn fˈiːvə], [ bɹˈeɪkbəʊn fˈiːvə], [ b_ɹ_ˈeɪ_k_b_əʊ_n f_ˈiː_v_ə]
Synonyms for Breakbone fever:
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n.
• Breakbone Fever Other relevant words:
- acute ,
- acute accent ,
- acute anterior poliomyelitis ,
- black plague ,
- black vomit ,
- chills and fever ,
- craziness ,
- cupid's disease ,
- cupid's itch ,
- dose ,
- enteric fever ,
- epidemic cholera ,
- epidemic encephalitis ,
- folly ,
- foolishness ,
- frambesia ,
- framboesia ,
- fury ,
- herpes virus ,
- herpes zoster ,
- hookworm disease ,
- insaneness ,
- lethargic encephalitis ,
- lunacy ,
- lyssa ,
- morbilli ,
- pertussis ,
- poliomyelitis ,
- rage ,
- roundworm ,
- rubeola ,
- scarlatina ,
- septic sore throat ,
- sexually transmitted disease ,
- sleepy sickness ,
- social disease ,
- splenic fever ,
- streptococcal sore throat ,
- tb ,
- three-day measles ,
- throat infection ,
- tinea ,
- typhoid ,
- typhus fever ,
- variola ,
- vd ,
- venereal infection ,
- yellow jack ,
- zoster .
- ague ,
- anthrax ,
- black death ,
- cholera ,
- diphtheria ,
- dysentery ,
- flu ,
- grippe ,
- hepatitis ,
- herpes ,
- hookworm ,
- hydrophobia ,
- infantile paralysis ,
- influenza ,
- leprosy ,
- lockjaw ,
- madness ,
- malaria ,
- malarial fever ,
- measles ,
- meningitis ,
- mumps ,
- pneumonia ,
- polio ,
- rabies ,
- rheumatic fever ,
- ringworm ,
- rubella ,
- scarlet fever ,
- shingles ,
- sleeping sickness ,
- smallpox ,
- spotted fever ,
- strep throat ,
- tetanus ,
- thrush ,
- trench mouth ,
- tuberculosis ,
- typhoid fever ,
- typhus ,
- venereal disease ,
- whooping cough ,
- yaws ,
- yellow fever .
How to use "Breakbone fever" in context?
When young Jane Roland is stricken with Breakbone Fever, she is sure she is going to die. Against all odds and with the help of her friends, she fights for her life, coming back stronger than ever. In the end, Jane proves that strength and spirit can overcome even the deadliest of illnesses. This inspiring story is full of character, humor, and hope, and will leave readers uplifted and inspired.
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