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Adjective
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Comparative for having or proceeding from an extreme or fanatical support of or belief in something
extremer
keener
intenser
fervider
eagerer
madder
earnester
devouter
bigger
fonder
stauncher
deeper
wilder
rigider
crazier
stubborner
loyaler
truer
steadfaster
loonier
fiercer
hotter
antsier
heartier
pushier
itchier
riper
more fanatical
more radical
more revolutionary
more fanatic
more fervent
more passionate
more militant
more enthusiastic
more diehard
more zealous
more ardent
more dedicated
more intemperate
more perfervid
more maniacal
more obsessed
more overzealous
more ultra
more partisan
more uncompromising
more irrational
more virulent
more narrow-minded
more swivel-eyed
more ❯
“Many rabid political partisans are so thin-skinned that any unfavorable truth about their heroes muddles their thinking.”
Adjective
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Comparative for characterized by extreme or violent mental derangement or madness
madder
crazier
nuttier
wilder
violenter
fiercer
battier
barmier
loonier
screwier
intenser
dafter
wackier
whackier
daffier
crankier
balmier
kookier
fruitier
dottier
scattier
loopier
buggier
bizarrer
squirrellier
nutsier
dippier
angrier
busier
weirder
more crazed
more deranged
more insane
more raving
more berserk
more unreasonable
more mad-dog
more ❯
“I fear he'll be so demonized by the party that they'll continue warring against him with rabid derangement.”
Adjective
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Comparative for feeling or expressing great or extreme anger
angrier
irater
livider
madder
sorer
shirtier
hotter
hotter under the collar
crosser
wilder
huffier
snakier
sparer
bitterer
benter
violenter
stroppier
unhappier
darker
dirtier
filthier
worse-tempered
crazier
hatefuller
fiercer
sombererUS
sombrerUK
sullener
viciouser
uptighter
more ❯
“The bloke was in a rabid rage, drooling and spitting as he screamed and shouted.”
Adjective
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Comparative for characterized by fierce, extreme, or violent energy or force
violenter
fiercer
stormier
rougher
hotter
wilder
intenser
livelier
madder
stronger
extremer
heavier
viciouser
harsher
acuter
unrulier
deeper
powerfuller
terribler
keener
greater
noisier
harder
ghastlier
severer
fearfuller
sharper
angrier
ruggeder
blinder
more ferocious
more turbulent
more ❯
“She screamed at me, trying to get my attention over the howl of the rabid storm.”
Adjective
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Comparative for characterized by, or displaying, frenetic excitement or energy
wilder
madder
violenter
fiercer
crazier
intenser
more frenzied
more frantic
more furious
more frenetic
more feverish
more delirious
more ferocious
more agitated
more distraught
more overwrought
more nervous
more distracted
more crazed
more uncontrolled
more berserk
more maniacal
more manic
more unrestrained
more emotional
more raving
more hyper
more passionate
more distrait
more fiery
more ❯
“Remember the rabid protests or glacial indifference that greeted the first great manifesto of that subversive movement.”
Adjective
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Comparative for showing great enthusiasm or passion
keener
eagerer
livelier
fervider
warmer
earnester
intenser
heartier
wilder
torrider
fiercer
stronger
powerfuller
greater
hungrier
readier
antsier
thirstier
nuttier
wackier
ambitiouser
zestier
sprightlier
crazier
greedier
more enthusiastic
more excited
more ardent
more avid
more spirited
more passionate
more ebullient
more exuberant
more fanatical
more fervent
more zealous
more pumped
more vehement
more wholehearted
more motivated
more passional
more impassioned
more animated
more dynamic
more emotional
more energetic
more stoked
more agog
more zestful
more hyper
more red-hot
more hepped up
more gung ho
more high-spirited
more keyed up
more ❯
“Rabid fans were already streaming from the parking lot chanting, waving pennants, buzzing in anticipation of a Redbird comeback against the Brewers.”
Adjective
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Comparative for affected with the infectious disease rabies
sicker
more hydrophobic
more diseased
more ill
more infected
more unwell
“A rabid wolf had been shot near the town only days before, and we could see that our guide and the others were visibly worried about a possible attack.”
Adjective
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Comparative for aggressive or violent in nature or character
violenter
wilder
viciouser
rougher
fiercer
rowdier
unrulier
bloodthirstier
crueler
meaner
viler
eviller
tougher
wickeder
harsher
madder
grimmer
feller
severer
sterner
terribler
gruffer
steelier
austerer
flintier
dourer
starker
fearfuller
ruggeder
harder
more threatening
more savage
more aggressive
more brutal
more menacing
more treacherous
more dangerous
more ferocious
more lawless
more murderous
more callous
more thuggish
more hostile
more barbaric
more barbarous
more ruthless
more criminal
more disorderly
more maniacal
more feral
more sinister
more ❯
Adjective
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Comparative for tending to stir up conflict
more inflammatory
more incendiary
more provocative
more seditious
more fiery
more anarchic
more instigative
more demagogic
more agitational
more explosive
more rebellious
more revolutionary
more rousing
more intemperate
more mutinous
more passionate
more contentious
more controversial
more emotional
more emotive
more exciting
more inspiring
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