zealotry

/ˈzɛlətri/
noun
  1. Extreme, often unreasonable, enthusiasm or devotion to a cause, belief, or activity.
    • The group's religious zealotry led them to isolate themselves from society.
    • His political zealotry made it impossible to have a calm discussion.
    • Zealotry in sports can turn friendly competition into hostile conflict.
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