adj. able to be spread from person to person
He can't go out to play because he is contagious.
He can't go out to play because he is contagious.
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Her zeal for life was contagious.
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His eagerness to help was contagious.
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Thea's laughed at Geronimo's tale of his awful vacation. Her laughter was contagious. What does contagious mean in this sense?
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Her keenness for life was contagious.
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Gonorrhea is a contagious venereal disease.
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Her buoyancy was contagious.
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Her felicity was contagious.
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In 1793, what was the terrible contagious disease many people had in Philadelphia?
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His positivity is contagious.
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The buoyancy of the cork kept it afloat. OR Her buoyancy was contagious.
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catching; communicable; infectious; transmittable
noncommunicable
3 syllables
con-ta-gious
allegis
allegis'
courageous
outrageous
advantageous
disadvantageous
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