Definitions
Extremely fanatical, furious, or affected by rabies.
Word origin
From the Latin rabidus, from rabiō (“to rave”).
Used in a sentence
“a rabid dog or fox”
“a rabid virus”
“He met her struggles with rabid force, shaking her and growling.”
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01“Extremely fanatical”5 letters
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