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Definition:
a fever connected with tuberculosis, and showing itself by a bright-pink flush on the cheeks
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His face lengthens, grows pale and bearded, with sunken eyes, the blotches of phthisis and
hectic
cheekbones of John F. Taylor
James Joyce. Ulysses (1922)
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Groholsky, pale, with
hectic
flushes on his cheeks, was lying in the attitude of a man at his last gasp and moaning.
Anton Chekhov. The Short Stories of Anton Chekhov: A Story WIthout an End (1880-1903)
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she had been
hectic
and dropsical a good while, and was now at Bath, in order to drink the waters for the recovery of her health;
Tobias Smollett. The Adventures of Roderick Random (1749)
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For like the
hectic
in my blood he rages,
And thou must cure me.
William Shakespeare. Hamlet
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