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What phrases would substitute for the expression after fever had left his veins?

Here are some phrases that could substitute for "after fever had left his veins," depending on the intended nuance:

Conveying Physical Recovery:

* Once the fever broke.

* When his temperature returned to normal.

* As his body regained its strength.

* After he had recovered from the illness.

* Upon regaining his health.

* As the sickness subsided.

Conveying Emotional Recovery:

* When the fear subsided.

* As the anxiety faded.

* Once the panic had passed.

* When he was back to his old self.

* After his spirits lifted.

More Poetic Options:

* When the fire in his blood had dwindled.

* As the heat of illness ebbed away.

* When his pulse returned to a steady beat.

* Upon regaining his vitality.

Adding More Specificity:

* After the fever had left him weak but alive.

* When his body was finally free of the illness.

* Once the delirium had cleared.

The best choice will depend on the context of your writing and the specific effect you want to achieve.

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