Pronunciation: /məˈlɛriəl/
adjective describing something related to or characteristic of malaria
A1 She caught a malarial fever while traveling in a tropical country.
A2 The doctor prescribed medication to treat the malarial symptoms.
B1 Preventive measures such as using mosquito nets can help reduce the risk of contracting malarial infections.
B2 The malarial outbreak in the region prompted health authorities to launch a vaccination campaign.
C1 Researchers are studying the genetic factors that make some individuals more susceptible to malarial parasites.
C2 The development of a new malarial vaccine shows promising results in clinical trials.
formal The patient was diagnosed with a severe case of malarial infection.
informal I heard that Tom got really sick with malarial fever after his trip to Africa.
slang I need to take some meds for this malarial thing I picked up in the jungle.
figurative The corruption in that government is like a malarial disease, spreading and infecting everything it touches.
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