rabidness

IPA: rˈæbɪdnʌs

Examples of "rabidness" in Sentences

Furthermore, due to the rabidness of the fan base exhibited by much of the comments I have read.
As far as 'rabidness' or being 'venomous' goes, I'm sure as s-h-i-t not going to feel bad about spitting bile ...
Now that she has gone over the top in rabidness I bet she will get foundation sponsorship and a permanent gig somewhere.
He also makes it clear that you should STFU and not judge others, and that hatred, bigotry and right wing rabidness are evil.
The vehemence and rabidness which you devote to the Israeli/Arab conflict contrasted with the lack of coverage and content on other conflicts worldwide belies your true motivations.
The synopsis covers the basics - after a discussion of the bad song survey including the scary rabidness of Neil Diamond and Barry Manilow fans, it's broken up into the different "genres."
From the "tone" of most comments on this post, not only is there a rabidness among the majority (the silencing of Rush that parallels the thinking "my country - right or wrong") but there is also a deep sense of depression (for lack of a better word), as well.