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fanatical

[fuh-nat-i-kuhl] / fəˈnæt ɪ kəl /


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Blame the Islamic Republic’s fanatical hatred of Israel.

From The Wall Street Journal

As ever, he’s fanatical about what makes a good one.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Hindu nationalists who run India and the fanatical jihadists of Afghanistan may not agree on much, but there is one idea that works for both: The enemy of my enemy is my friend.

From The Wall Street Journal

After the loss at Selhurst Park, the trip to Istanbul was arguably the last thing Liverpool needed, walking into this hostile, fanatical atmosphere that is a ready-built stage for sporting theatre.

From BBC

As American politics have become increasingly divisive and supercharged by misinformation, the term seeks to apply our understanding of dangerous and fanatical religious groups to extreme political beliefs.

From Salon