Definitions
Easily spread from one person or thing to another.
Word origin
Borrowed from New Latin īnfectiōsus. By surface analysis, infect + -ious.
Used in a sentence
“Cancer is usually not infectious.”
“More infectious diseases like the flu are usually less potent.”
“Despite feeling better, the patient is still infectious.”
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