Fanatics is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FANATICS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• FANATIC, 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
ADJECTIVE:
• filled with or expressing excessive zeal

Words related to FANATICS

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How to use FANATICS in a sentence

• The learned counsel, too, had admonished their lordships, to beware how they adopted the visionary projects of fanatics.
• They are a set of fanatics, calculated to keep the nation in hot water.
• The Saadians were probably rather embarrassed by these fanatics, whom they found useful to oppose to the Merinids, but troublesome where their own plans were concerned.
• If we could be persuaded that there were any real fanatics in the Convention, I should give Lecointre the credit of being among the number.
• It was far worse when Omar, the most moderate of Mussulman fanatics, had left Jerusalem.
• These gentlemen felt that intolerable as was the despotic power of a king, still more intolerable would it be to be governed by the despotic power of a group of fanatics.
• Then the apprentices would interfere, blows would be exchanged, and not unfrequently the fanatics were driven in to take refuge with the troops in St.
• Here the young king, exasperated beyond endurance at the tyranny of Argyll and the fanatics, escaped from them, and with two or three friends rode fifty miles north.
• It makes them also fanatics for the protection of animal life.
• He fell into the hands of a body of fanatics and was fortunate to escape with his life.
• Oh, do lift her up and restore her to the proud place she once occupied before these prohibition fanatics got her by the throat.
• Religious fanatics, passing before the hero, offered up prayers for the salvation of his soul.
• But the chief community of the Aedui wisely sent out a picked force, with some Vitellian troops in support, and scattered the mob of fanatics.
• The fanatics flew to arms, but after a desperate struggle were annihilated.
• Within two months they were again taking the field, under Sir Sidney Cotton, against the Hindustani fanatics of Sittana.
• But so steady and accurate was the fire of the Guides, that even these brave fanatics feared to face the open, and the attack melted away.
• Even if there were jurisdiction of the British, one against thousands of religious fanatics would avail nothing.
• He was an old, grey-moustached soldier, one of the real fanatics, and to him this last vision of his Emperor was like a revelation from on high.
• This society was exclusively composed of Roman Catholics, and fanatics of that creed.
• A few fanatics in the college at Rheims, and a few romantic champions of the unhappy Queen of Scots, were the only domestic enemies whom Elizabeth had to fear.
• It is very extraordinary, that, in April, 1685, Claverhouse was left out of the new commission of privy council, as being too favourable to the fanatics.
• Okubo and Mori have fallen under the sword of fanatics.
• For Chairman Presson was not recognized as the especial friend of prohibition by the fanatics of the State.

Similar words containing FANATIC without suffix s

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