fanatical (Meaning)

Wordnet

fanatical (s)

marked by excessive enthusiasm for and intense devotion to a cause or idea

Webster

fanatical (a.)

Characteristic of, or relating to, fanaticism; fanatic.

fanatical Sentence Examples

  1. The fanatical sports fan painted his face with the team colors and cheered wildly at every game.
  2. The fanatical politician gave a fiery speech, urging his supporters to vote for him at all costs.
  3. The fanatical religious leader preached that all non-believers would be condemned to hell.
  4. The fanatical environmentalist chained herself to a tree to prevent it from being cut down.
  5. The fanatical animal rights activist disrupted a laboratory experiment, believing it was cruel and inhumane.
  6. The fanatical conspiracy theorist believed that the government was secretly controlled by a group of alien reptiles.
  7. The fanatical health guru promoted a strict diet and exercise regimen, claiming it was the only way to achieve true health.
  8. The fanatical fashionista spent hours each day scouring the latest magazines and blogs for the latest trends.
  9. The fanatical collector amassed a vast collection of baseball cards, spending a fortune on rare and valuable cards.
  10. The fanatical gamer spent countless hours playing video games, neglecting his studies and social life.

FAQs About the word fanatical

marked by excessive enthusiasm for and intense devotion to a cause or ideaCharacteristic of, or relating to, fanaticism; fanatic.

fan, enthusiast, sucker,lover, maniac, fiend, devotee, fool, friend, freak

nonfan, detractor, nonfan,critic, detractor, critic, nonadmirer, belittler, carper,carper

The fanatical sports fan painted his face with the team colors and cheered wildly at every game.

The fanatical politician gave a fiery speech, urging his supporters to vote for him at all costs.

The fanatical religious leader preached that all non-believers would be condemned to hell.

The fanatical environmentalist chained herself to a tree to prevent it from being cut down.