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Noun
A widespread occurrence of an infectious disease in a community at a particular time
A sudden, widespread occurrence of an undesirable phenomenon
(
pathology
)
An abnormal condition of a human, animal or plant that causes discomfort or dysfunction
Pervasive phenomenon
An unusually large number of insects or animals infesting a place and causing damage
A measure of the contagiousness of a disease or illness
Adjective
Contagious, of the nature of an epidemic
Very widespread, common or prevalent
Not restrained or held in check
Characterized by a rate of rapid change or growth
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▲
Noun
▲
A widespread occurrence of an infectious disease in a community at a particular time
pandemic
endemic
outbreak
plague
infestation
scourge
boutade
epizootic
recrudescence
pest
pestilence
widespread disease
widespread illness
what's going around
contagion
disease
infection
sickness
Black Death
virus
bubonic plague
contagious disease
killer
illness
lues
visitation
rash
peril
menace
deadly illness
threat to life
cause of death
fatal illness
lurgy
murrain
influenza
wave
pneumonic plague
“I remembered hearing about the cholera
epidemic
which had struck just before I was born.”
Noun
▲
A sudden, widespread occurrence of an undesirable phenomenon
outbreak
flood
outburst
spate
explosion
wave
rash
upsurge
flurry
torrent
burst
eruption
rise
plague
upswing
blaze
ebullition
boutade
craze
growth
increase
upturn
contagion
mushrooming
spread
flare-up
gush
deluge
flash
flush
blowup
flow
surge
rush
fit
spurt
run
series
succession
spasm
paroxysm
storm
flare
string
breakout
groundswell
bursting
outpouring
uprising
upwelling
onrush
charge
recrudescence
sally
sudden appearance
tide
onslaught
swell
current
stream
sweep
influx
escalation
bubble
welling up
sequence
chain
agony
detonation
gale
start
blast
gust
inflammation
vomiting
access
blow-up
course
train
inundation
cluster
pandemic
welter
patch
spell
bout
spree
frenzy
building up
build-up
flutter
volley
flicker
fury
occurrence
thunder
break
gushing
roar
breaking
tumult
sortie
irruption
barrage
avalanche
cascade
battery
shower
flux
streak
hail
cycle
bombardment
attack
salvo
array
round
effusion
outflow
suite
cannonade
fusillade
blitz
rain
progression
consecution
blitzkrieg
discharge
drumfire
drumbeat
jet
issue
movement
throe
circle
whirl
merry-go-round
welling
turn
outflowing
drift
downpour
passage
roll
efflux
stroke
case
broadside
siege
spout
seizure
outpour
emanation
leakage
wheel
exodus
progress
wind
motion
stint
stretch
line
set
procession
overflow
dose
swirl
circulation
period
trickle
continuity
outrush
drainage
river
effluence
state
conniption
chapter
outflux
drain
escape
effluent
seepage
ebb
splurt
debouchment
blow
hemorrhage
US
haemorrhage
UK
pour
transfer
huff
hurricane
spray
manifestation
encounter
pelting
schedule
profusion
blowout
relapse
expression
path
persistence
field
paddy
large amount
mass
shelling
bombing
suffering
scene
fireworks
twitch
fluidity
convulsion
cataract
alluvion
cataclysm
battle
crossfire
overflowing
overrunning
monsoon
draft
US
ailment
trend
direction
freshet
upheaval
rapture
dash
zoom
zodiac
time
ebb and flow
draught
UK
tendency
emergence
spring
outfall
leaning
effluxion
effluvium
loss
streaming
depletion
tenor
swing
whoosh
order
row
undercurrent
race
drag
list
concatenation
range
arrangement
file
group
bank
alternation
suit
percolation
squirt
drip
continuation
ooze
leak
continuance
gradation
column
scale
tier
tideway
oozing
undertow
dribble
more ❯
“The
epidemic
of crime in the thrift industry in the 1980s threatened the survival of the industry itself.”
Noun
▲
(
pathology
)
An abnormal condition of a human, animal or plant that causes discomfort or dysfunction
disease
disorder
illness
complaint
condition
sickness
affliction
ailment
malady
infection
infirmity
plague
upset
blight
bug
indisposition
trouble
cancer
canker
abnormality
affection
ail
contagion
debility
defect
disability
evil
complication
decrepitude
ill
lurgy
pestilence
scourge
virus
ache
bane
contamination
curse
distemper
distemperature
endemic
fever
pathosis
problem
sickliness
syndrome
attack
breakdown
Cancer
coath
collapse
convulsions
feebleness
fit
flu
haemorrhage
UK
hemorrhage
US
inflammation
misery
rot
seizure
spell
stroke
unhealthiness
unsoundness
visitation
medical condition
silent killer
ill health
malaise
weakness
frailty
diseasedness
unhealth
delicacy
fragility
unwellness
frailness
debilitation
injury
poor health
what's going around
pandemic
flimsiness
poison
pest
ailing
decay
delicateness
failing health
dysfunction
vulnerability
disturbance
shortcoming
deficiency
failing
imperfection
fault
confinement
puniness
corruption
outbreak
fragileness
unsubstantiality
incapacity
weakliness
insubstantiality
menace
Black Death
health condition
septicity
pollution
valetudinarianism
thinness
morbidity
impairment
bad health
enervation
enfeeblement
bubonic plague
exhaustion
faintness
killer
contagious disease
languor
asthenia
lassitude
health problem
listlessness
languidness
lowness
wimpiness
lightness
plight
failure
sepsis
predicament
unwholesomeness
morbidness
paroxysm
convulsion
dose
irregularity
cachexia
mild sickness
queasiness
unhealthfulness
complex
health issue
health complaint
lues
rash
relapse
fungus
toxicity
mildew
infestation
malignancy
taint
venom
miasma
impurity
mould
UK
infirmness
corrosion
smutch
mold
US
lameness
etiolation
meagerness
effeteness
disablement
lack of strength
shakiness
handicap
aberration
detriment
restriction
impotence
invalidity
peril
decomposition
learning difficulties
special needs
learning disability
physical disability
feverishness
febricity
pyrexia
deadly illness
putrefaction
body heat
threat to life
cause of death
fatal illness
weariness
devitalization
murrain
temperature
influenza
wave
tiredness
fatigue
overtiredness
prostration
encumbrance
weediness
ineffectiveness
gangrene
pneumonic plague
lack of vitality
lack of energy
more ❯
Noun
▲
Pervasive phenomenon
widespread phenomenon
common occurrence
frequent occurrence
pervasive phenomenon
universal phenomenon
worldwide phenomenon
Noun
▲
An unusually large number of insects or animals infesting a place and causing damage
plague
infestation
swarm
host
influx
invasion
multitude
huge number
infiltration
incursion
Noun
▲
A measure of the contagiousness of a disease or illness
infection
contagiousness
communicability
contagiosity
reproduction number
rate of spread
R0
spread
Adjective
▲
Contagious, of the nature of an epidemic
contagious
catching
infectious
communicable
spreading
pandemic
epizootic
endemic
pestilent
infective
pestilential
transmittable
transmissible
transferable
pestiferous
spreadable
virulent
deadly
poisonous
taking
mephitic
dangerous
miasmatic
easily spread
catchable
contaminating
conveyable
growing
vitiating
catchy
permeating
festering
inoculable
transmissive
impartible
venomous
toxic
harmful
hazardous
pernicious
noxious
injurious
deleterious
septic
malignant
unhealthy
contaminated
toxicant
fatal
destructive
unwholesome
ruinous
foul
detrimental
poison
malign
evil
baneful
plague-like
disease-ridden
lethal
mortal
baleful
nocuous
hurtful
terminal
murderous
noisome
deathly
fell
death-dealing
bad
incurable
disastrous
mortiferous
calamitous
killer
environmentally unfriendly
devastating
damaging
killing
vital
toxiferous
life-threatening
peccant
malefic
maleficent
cancerous
adverse
malicious
internecine
prejudicial
viperous
corrupt
ill
morbid
disadvantageous
miasmic
unfortunate
wicked
mortuary
mischievous
vicious
suicidal
envenomed
uncontrollable
inimical
poisoned
prejudicious
counterproductive
insalubrious
unfavourable
UK
nocent
catastrophic
unsafe
corrupting
unfavorable
US
cataclysmic
negative
untreatable
final
wounding
critical
mephitical
corruptive
undesirable
crippling
homicidal
causing death
dire
dead
destroying
malevolent
lethiferous
annihilative
eradicative
extirpative
wreckful
wrackful
slaughterous
violent
diseased
communicative
invasive
serious
grievous
grim
insidious
nefarious
spiteful
metastatic
irremediable
necrotic
monstrous
cataclysmal
annihilatory
fateful
ravaging
devastative
brutal
fierce
savage
damning
germ-laden
ruining
cruel
slaying
bloody
bloodthirsty
ruthless
cannibalistic
carcinogenic
risky
erosive
cutthroat
consumptive
dicey
threatening
parlous
precarious
perilous
painful
highly contagious
subversive
sinister
incendiary
highly infectious
undermining
corrosive
menacing
harassing
sinful
highly infective
rapidly spreading
putrid
corroding
spoilt
UK
spoiled
US
unhealthful
miasmal
sickly
olid
contaminative
scathel
unsanitary
insanitary
insalutary
unhygienic
grave
tragic
death dealing
ill-fated
ill-starred
more ❯
“This
epidemic
disease, which was felt sooner at Edinburgh than any other part of this island, spread itself gradually over all Scotland.”
Adjective
▲
Very widespread, common or prevalent
prevalent
widespread
extensive
rife
general
universal
sweeping
pervading
ubiquitous
rampant
global
predominant
prevailing
inescapable
penetrating
wide-ranging
pervasive
pandemic
broad
common
total
omnipresent
wide
permeating
popular
comprehensive
full
wholesale
blanket
overall
overarching
worldwide
unlimited
unrestricted
catholic
diffuse
deep
endemic
expansive
thorough
overwhelming
immanent
absolute
ruling
permeative
permeant
present everywhere
accepted
far-reaching
mass
all-embracing
thoroughgoing
all-inclusive
far-flung
all-round
wall-to-wall
all-around
across-the-board
all over the place
across the board
indiscriminate
can't get away from
persistent
large-scale
abundant
plentiful
everywhere
extended
complete
exhaustive
current
insidious
raging
frequent
boundless
international
rangy
outspread
preponderate
suffusive
profuse
numerous
thronged
many
multitudinous
regnant
out-and-out
on a large scale
all-encompassing
all-out
majority
mainstream
average
shared
regular
orthodox
national
collective
standard
joint
communal
stock
outright
wonted
ordinary
received
routine
customary
usual
conventional
natural
broad-spectrum
nationwide
widely held
societal
established
habitual
in force
in vogue
broad-brush
commonplace
public
vulgar
in circulation
typical
middle-of-the-road
ecumenical
astronomical
worldly
generic
multinational
whole
planetary
cosmic
empyrean
all
all-over
inclusive
vast
large
ample
encyclopedic
US
immense
encyclopaedic
UK
compendious
in-depth
big
panoramic
countrywide
interdisciplinary
multidisciplinary
great
huge
infinite
cross-disciplinary
sizable
significant
coast-to-coast
radical
scopic
umbrella
spacious
sizeable
broad-ranging
wide-reaching
cyclopedic
far-ranging
embracive
omnibus
all-in
broad-gauge
broad-gauged
broad-based
cover-all
capacious
substantial
roomy
commodious
outstretched
major
rolling
voluminous
comfortable
endless
detailed
expanded
eclectic
rambling
thorough-going
company-wide
latitudinous
open
profound
cosmopolitan
limitless
scopious
state
entire
hefty
generous
grand
comprising
discursive
unconditional
unmitigated
spread out
world-wide
whole-hog
one-size-fits-all
straight-out
ubiquitary
systemwide
continued
palatial
airy
enormous
copious
undisputed
uncrowded
cavernous
bodywide
very common
all-present
ever-present
all-pervading
all-pervasive
simple
long
lengthy
encyclopaedical
encyclopedical
nonspecific
intercontinental
diverse
protracted
massive
humongous
world
diversified
unanimous
mundane
unconfined
varied
transnational
immeasurable
transcontinental
unexclusive
transoceanic
transatlantic
non-selective
thick
fat
beamy
bird's-eye
taken as a whole
bulk
statewide
quantitative
full-scale
important
panoptic
everything
encompassing
elaborate
multiculti
momentous
systemic
wall to wall
indeterminate
charitable
ambitious
careful
influential
weighty
consequential
clean
regional
generalized
US
generalised
UK
unqualified
meticulous
scrupulous
intensive
in quantity
in bulk
far reaching
wide physically
rigorous
encircling
containing
integral
plenary
compleat
intact
perfect
synoptic
searching
in the mass
interstate
sedulous
without exception
extreme
in depth
the works
efficient
broad in content
including all members
including all categories
well-rounded
lock stock and barrel
the whole shebang
the big picture
of great scope
well rounded
full-spectrum
good
heavyweight
healthy
considerable
life-changing
wide open
systematic
of moment
of significance
from Land's End to John O'Groats
all over the country
leaving no stone unturned
blow-by-blow
without end
widely distributed
of great import
of consequence
wide-stretching
wide-extending
far-stretched
far-spread
far-going
far-extending
more ❯
“If nothing else, Congress should respond to the
epidemic
perception of abuse.”
Adjective
▲
Not restrained or held in check
runaway
unrestrained
uncontrolled
unbridled
unchecked
rampant
intemperate
unbounded
unhampered
unhindered
abandoned
wanton
raw
uncontrollable
uncurbed
raging
widespread
pervasive
rampaging
riotous
proliferating
unsuppressed
profuse
growing
out of hand
out of control
pandemic
exuberant
rife
extravagant
turbulent
excessive
mass
wild
spreading like wildfire
on the rampage
unrestricted
unconstrained
immoderate
unimpeded
uninhibited
untrammelled
UK
ungoverned
ungovernable
untrammeled
US
free
unconfined
unfettered
undisciplined
full-on
reckless
self-indulgent
inordinate
unlimited
unruly
irrepressible
violent
uncontainable
unquenchable
unstoppable
loose
unshackled
unbound
profligate
boundless
untamed
unrepressed
running wild
compulsive
corrupt
unobstructed
unopposed
rank
furious
incorrigible
impulsive
impetuous
unprincipled
shameless
exceeding bounds
extreme
madcap
rabid
licentious
enthusiastic
unconcealed
crazy
chaotic
noisy
unmanageable
hysterical
berserk
crazed
unreasonable
unjustified
undue
prodigal
severe
overindulgent
passionate
unwarranted
tempestuous
dissolute
imprudent
egregious
outrageous
lavish
independent
dysregulated
O.T.T.
uncalled for
dissipated
incontinent
over the top
dissipative
debauched
not controlled
greedy
unbalanced
liberated
uncaged
released
footloose
escaped
on the loose
free-range
free as a bird
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Characterized by a rate of rapid change or growth
exponential
aggressive
augmented
growing
rampant
expanding
mounting
proliferating
raging
rampaging
wanton
ascending
excessive
flourishing
fecund
multiplying
spreading
on the rampage
spreading like wildfire
rambling
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