rabidly

IPA: rˈæbɪdɫi

Examples of "rabidly" in Sentences

I would say that wanting to set a deadline and yank the troops makes you "rabidly" anti-war.
As I said in another context a few days ago, I had a rabidly Arthurian phase when I was a teenager.
You were raised a Mormon, so now you rabidly avoid anything that remotely resembles an established religion?
It is an essential and very popular form of government intervention – even among our more rabidly conservative citizens.
And although President Bush himself was somewhat actually compassionately conservative on immigration reform, his party was rabidly xenophobic and racist on the matter.
At the time I had no reason to doubt Darko’s word and assisted him in rabidly writing an open letter to all the United Nations member state missions exposing him as such.
So being accused of 'going over the line' in defense of progressivism by that kind of rabidly racist, right-wing hate rag is just about the funniest thing I've ever heard. "