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Often used in the same context:
crisis,
eurozone,
spillover,
turmoil,
sovereigns,
panic,
ebola virus,
domino effect,
spreads,
superstrain,
moral hazard,
pandemic,
credit crunch,
meltdown,
conflagration,
defaults,
reflation,
outbreak,
contagious disease,
fallout,
inflationary spiral,
swine flu,
stagflation,
epidemic,
bailout,
atypical pneumonia,
jitters,
instability,
volatility,
destabilization,
deflation,
steepening,
judeophobia,
selloff,
unrest,
turbulence,
frothiness,
marburg,
bearishness,
disinflation,
cataclysm,
malaise,
ebola fever,
infecting,
calamity,
coulrophobia,
austerity,
nervousness,
metastasise,
slowdown,
catastrophe,
interconnectedness,
stomach flu,
sars,
contagiousness,
markets,
upheavals,
reverberations,
inflation,
repercussions,
swine influenza,
disintermediation,
liquidity,
reinfection,
virus,
implosion,
feverishness,
bloodbath,
jitteriness,
tumult,
severe acute respiratory syndrome,
disease,
euro,
libor,
uprisings,
interbank,
swine fever,
periphery,
protectionism,
shockwaves,
infective agent,
self fulfilling prophecy,
apocalyptical,
unwinding,
zoonotic disease,
domino,
herpes zoster virus,
epiglottitis,
solvency,
decoupling,
cholera,
infectious disease,
mass hysteria,
varicella zoster virus,
lassa fever,
paramyxovirus,
francophobia,
inflationist,
bloodshed,
dovishness,
influenza,
unpeg,
compulsion,
consequent,
influences,
repercussion,
revulsion,
taint,
being,
chaos,
intuition,
maladies,
malady,
character,
dynamism,
emanations,
heredity,
impulsion,
kinship,
latent,
miasma,
perils
More specific:
cupid's disease,
cupid's itch,
diphtheria,
flu,
grippe,
influenza,
measles,
morbilli,
pox,
rubeola,
scarlatina,
scarlet fever,
sexually transmitted disease,
social disease,
trench mouth,
vd,
venereal disease,
venus's curse,
vincent's angina,
vincent's infection
More general:
communicable disease,
incident
Synonyms:
contagious disease,
infection,
transmission
Also try:
— Adjectives for contagion:
emotional,
social,
moral,
direct,
financial,
mental,
general,
behavioral,
specific,
deadly,
psychic,
more...
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