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afebrile

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afebrile /afe·brile/ (a-feb´ril) without fever.
a·feb·rile (-fbrl, -fbrl)
adj.
Apyretic.
afebrile
[āfē′bril, āfeb′ril]
Etymology: Gk, a + febris, not fever
without fever. Also apyretic. Compare febrile.
afebrile [a-feb´rīl]
without fever.
afebrile
without fever.
afebrile
adjective Feverless
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