enfever
/ɛnˈfiːvər/
verb
- To cause someone to become feverish or to have a high body temperature.
- The infection began to enfever the child, making her cheeks flush red.
- The doctor warned that the virus would enfever patients for several days.
- A hot summer day can enfever even the healthiest person if they stay in the sun too long.
- To fill someone with intense excitement, passion, or agitation.
- The discovery of gold enfevered the entire town with dreams of wealth.
- The crowd's cheers enfevered the players before the big game.
- Political speeches can enfever the audience, stirring strong emotions.