Similar words: infection, disinfectant, dejected, directed, selected, expected, connected, unexpected. Meaning: [ɪn'fekt] 
adj. containing or resulting from disease-causing organisms.
adj. containing or resulting from disease-causing organisms. 
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1. An infected person can pass the virus to others.
2. She was infected with tuberculosis.
3. The ward was full of children infected with TB.
4. The laboratory animals had been infected with the bacteria.
5. His flu infected his wife.
6. If the plant has been infected you will see dark protuberances along the stems.
7. These young people were infected with the revolutionary fever.
8. Badly infected trees should be felled and burned.
9. She infected the whole class with her enthusiasm.
10. The disease spreads by sexual contact between infected animals.
11. Dig out and burn infected canes.
12. The water was infected with germs.
13. The wound from the dog bite had become infected.
14. The surgeon removed the infected organ.
15. Her right arm throbbed from the infected cut.
16. After the operation the wound became infected.
17. Bathe the infected area in a salt solution.
18. She infected the whole class with her laughter.
19. All the tomato plants are infected with a virus.
20. Dirt infected an open cut.
21. Waste gases infected the air.
22. Police have sealed off infected areas of the country.
23. For an instant I was infected by her fear.
24. In heavily infected areas,[sentencedict.com/infected.html] half the population become blind.
25. The whole room was soon infected by his laughter.
26. His courage infected the followers.
27. Clean the wound so it doesn't get infected .
28. Lucy's enthusiasm soon infected the rest of the class.
29. Political life has been infected by growing nationalist sentiment.
30. One of the boys in the class had a fever and he soon infected other children.
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