Similar words: intervene, fervent, fervency, fervently, intervening, intervention, nonintervention, hyperventilation. Meaning: [‚suːpə(r)'vɪːn] 
v. take place as an additional or unexpected development.
v. take place as an additional or unexpected development. 
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1. She was working well until illness supervened.
2. It may supervene with infection.
3. Her future was full of promise until illness supervened.
4. Another star supervened her recently.
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5. New battles were supervened between them.
6. Storm supervened after the earthquake.
7. After a chill, fever supervened.
8. When renal failure supervenes with sodium and water retention contributing significantly to hypertension, then a diuretic may be particularly useful.
9. Conclusion Mycoplasma pneumonia can supervene with atelectasis.
10. The products of the mind supervene the mechanisms of the brain. The humanities can be informed by the cognitive sciences even as they supervene them.
11. About half of the patients supervene telangiectasis, and also associated with cerebral infarction and brain abscess.
12. When market forces cultivate such tastes, then forces of another kind must supervene.
13. Results After treatment with antithyroxinogenesis, there was no severe complication in all patients. Conclusion Hyperthyroidism supervene cerebral infarction may be one i...
14. Early diagnosis may be important because secondary local and systemic infection may supervene and, without timely and appropriate intervention, the disease often leads to sepsis and death.
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