rabidness

1 “I know the story all too well. I lost my mother to this self-manufactured rabidness, and obviously I’m determined not to lose the mother to my children to the same thing.”

2 That probably won’t temper the rabidness in the Black Hole for the opener.

3 Considering the rabidness of some of Trump’s supporters, and his previous call to “Second Amendment people,” it seems like a relevant consideration.

4 Still, given the unabashed rabidness of its fan base, it never ceases to amaze me how heavy-handed, if not prickly, Apple can be sometimes act when bona fide criticism rears its head.

5 There is not in it this rabidness and also this despair and sorrow which conflicts with the Latin culture.

6 Indeed he should have been killed, the hyena slain, before his latent rabidness had completely developed, or at least he should have been chained up, muzzled, imprisoned behind close set and solid bars.

7 The mildest of men in general, as she found later on, rabidness seized him at the mere mention of Jews.

8 They cut off their limbs and antennæ and often martyrize them to death with a rabidness that sadly resembles human sentiments!

9 They became unspeakably bitter and venomous, and I never before encountered such torrents of abuse and defamation, outstripping, as it seemed to me, even the rabidness which confronted the Abolitionists in their early experience.

10 It kept stirred up, with increasing exaggeration and rage, the racial rabidness on the subject of other nations.

11 The dangers of Hebraism lay in excess of absorption, in a proneness to fanaticism, in an obstinacy which might become rabidness, in a certain misplaced loudness and disregard of dignity.

12 The little woman had recovered her gun and was holding it ready for Joe in case the predicted rabidness became manifest.

13 Beneath the Jaquesian melancholy of my temperament he diagnosed the potentiality of canine rabidness.

14 By the warts of my grandmother, Jehan, you are raving with too much rabidness.

15 a politician with rabid supporters

16 Her husband is a rabid baseball fan.

17 Decades after his son’s death and a divorce results from an incident involving a rabid Saint Bernard, Vic Trenton is retired and living at a friend’s mansion in the Florida Keys when a meeting with a neighbor leads to unwanted visits from youthful specters.

18 Game and Fish employees conducted a brief search, located and euthanized the two foxes who were suspected of being rabid.

1 患狂犬病

mad rabid rabidity

2 猛烈

high-mettled hard strong hot living heavy smart wild severe sharp violent burning desperate sore stiff terrific rude fierce furious heroic volcanic savage drastic hearty cracking spirited raging stormy heady shrewd torrential unbridled sledgehammer spanking humming vehement impetuous tearing snell robustious heavily bump severely narrowly sorely smartly mightily rabidity violence rage severity fury vehemence impetuosity storminess stiffen

3 不讲理

brutal unreasonable rabidity

4 蛮横

outrageous brute rambunctious bucko rabidity brutality

5 疯狂

wild crazy mad insane frantic lunatic daft cranky rabid maniac cuckoo crazed demented haywire raving batty looney bugs dippy madding daffy squirrelly demoniac bonkers squirrely cracky brainsick corybantic meshuga batchy hyte rabidity rage insanity craze

6 顽固

difficult tough stiff sticky persistent rigid stubborn bullish rebellious heady crusty tenacious impenetrable bigot spiky deep-seated obstinate dogged hard-nosed wrong-headed hard-headed obdurate hard-shell stiff-necked mulish unbending pig-headed pertinacious indurate blockish hard-set hard-mouthed standpat refractorily frozen crustily stick-to-itiveness rabidity obstinateness bilboism persistence rigidity bigotry tenacity obstinacy persistency impenitent induration pertinacity obduracy petrifaction crustiness impenitence toughen rigidify harden petrify ossify