Fanatic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FANATIC in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a zealot
• a person filled with excessive and single-minded zeal, especially for an extreme religious or political cause
• a person with an obsessive interest in and enthusiasm for a particular activity
• person who is excessively enthusiastic about something
• A person affected by excessive enthusiasm, particularly on religious subjects; one who indulges wild and extravagant notions of religion.
• a person motivated by irrational enthusiasm (as for a cause)
ADJECTIVE:
• extravagantly or unreasonably zealous
• filled with or expressing excessive zeal
• Pertaining to, or indicating, fanaticism; extravagant in opinions; ultra; unreasonable; excessively enthusiastic, especially on religious subjects; as, fanatic zeal; fanatic notions.
• marked by excessive enthusiasm for and intense devotion to a cause or idea
• excessively enthusiastic

Words related to FANATIC

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Words that contain FANATIC

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How to use FANATIC in a sentence

• It would be said that desperate ills have desperate remedies, and there would be a strong temptation to suppress the fanatic.
• So great was the popular detestation in which he was held that a fanatic tried to kill him in the street, but only succeeded in wounding him slightly.
• Shere Ali prayed too, but he prayed silently, with all the fervour of a fanatic, that it might be his hand which should drive the English to their ships upon the sea.
• In Bealeah, the people were very fanatic, while here the men were very jealous.
• There was a very different side to his life and work, however, and in some features of his character he seems to have been a fanatic and enthusiast of the most dangerous sort.
• They loved the fanatic Jews no more than did I, and would have welcomed my command to clear the court with naked steel.
• The man was an honest, loyal old fanatic, who would scruple at nothing in carrying out the orders of his mistress in so good a cause.
• The ascetic and the fanatic was written in his face.
• SECOND GENTLEMAN The cursed fanatic days we have seen! The times have been when swearing was out of fashion.
• From the Arabian historians of these events we may gather that thus far the Saracen armies were little better than a fanatic mob.
• The man who rules you here is an ignorant negro, debauched and vicious and a fanatic.
• He raised an army of two hundred thousand men, who were all inspired with that intense fanatic ferocity with which the Moslem then regarded the Christian.
• By daylight her ambition for him was fanatic and without limit.
• Without electricity the air would rot, and without this violence of direction which men and women have, without a spice of bigot and fanatic, no excitement, no efficiency.
• Claudius had tried to stamp it out in Gaul and in Britain, yet they appear again here to preach a fanatic nationalism.
• The enemies of our rule generally, and the fanatic in particular, were, however, equal to the occasion.
• They proved later to be in charge of a mild-eyed religious fanatic who believed the world to be flat.
• He clung to that idea with the tenacity of a fanatic.
• The fanatic would have rushed into print, and the vast majority would have weakly compromised with conscience.
• But she was no shrieking reformer, no fanatic spying regeneration in a pair of breeches.
• He was not what is called an enthusiast or fanatic.
• Doyle had a fanatic faith, with all his calculation, but Louis Akers had only calculation and ambition.
• They little knew that sixteen days afterwards a frightful crime would be committed in Washington, and that on Good Friday Abraham Lincoln would fall by the hand of a fanatic.
• He did not look the dangerous, religious fanatic that he was in reality.
• Men uphold with fanatic zeal the interests of the unreal creatures of their imagination.
• The Tartars now embraced, almost simultaneously and universally, the Mohammedan religion, and were inspired with the most fanatic zeal for its extension.
• When I first heard him talk, I thought of him as a sort of fanatic.
• Only a fanatic could accomplish what Eustis has accomplished.

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