fanatically

Your mother was fanatically against me and all I stood for.

He on the other hand felt fanatically obliged to do something about it.

At the same time, he remained fanatically devoted to his mother.

He is a man who fanatically attaches himself to a cause at any particular moment.

Her own eyes shone brightly, if sometimes a hit fanatically.

There was a big and fanatically neat desk over by the window.

I should have warned you that your grandparents are fanatically religious.

What had prompted these young people to battle so fanatically for a cause obviously lost?

But the Arabs were fanatically brave, and they learned fast.

He is believed to be fanatically loyal to the Emperor.

"This shows that the Government is fanatically in favor of abortion," he continued.

Especially with Luz still fanatically loyal to her own people.

As they were fanatically tidy this took on enormous importance.

He had known some other blind people, but almost to a one they'd been fanatically neat and led near normal lives.

Yet most of them are fanatically devoted to her, at least the ones I've seen."

She's also the most fanatically moral person I ever met," he added.

And it's also general knowledge that they are fanatically loyal to their trainers.

Groupies had been kept fanatically away from riders up to now.

Your own space could mean a square yard and when you had nothing else, it would be fanatically defended.

In 1855 he became fanatically religious, and the responsibility of the family business was transferred to Anna's mother.

He felt fanatically encouraged that this wasn't to be his horse.

"Senator Duke knows very little of the matters on which he speaks so fanatically."

Gina always had been religious, but after the death of her only son, she became fanatically devout.

Most writers tend to be fanatically conservative about creative procedures.