rabid
/ˈræbɪd/
adjective
- Having or caused by rabies, a serious viral disease that affects the nervous system of mammals.
- A rabid dog bit several people in the village before it was caught.
- Vaccination programs help prevent rabid animals from spreading the disease.
- The raccoon was acting strangely and later tested positive for rabid.
- Extremely enthusiastic or passionate about something, often to an unreasonable degree.
- He is a rabid fan of the local soccer team and never misses a game.
- The politician's rabid supporters cheered loudly at every rally.
- Her rabid dedication to the cause sometimes made her ignore other important things.
- Filled with extreme anger or hatred; fanatical and aggressive in opinion or behavior.
- His rabid opposition to any change made it hard to work with him.
- The rabid comments on the forum made it clear that no one was willing to listen.
- The debate turned ugly when rabid insults were thrown back and forth.