rabidly

It's not that long ago you were rabidly against nuclear power.

The youth was, or had been, the author of a rabidly cruel rape!

I am rabidly awaiting the next installments of this article.

Nice to see them for a change, rather than those who are rabidly angry/scared/paranoid.

Since then it had attacked less rabidly but more efficiently, for prey.

But when it comes to children, she says she is rabidly partisan.

The film presents a highly critical view of a rabidly patriarchal society.

"But you wouldn't believe how rabidly opposed some people are to this.

No wonder induction was fought so rabidly, as had been the case with him originally.

How the days rushed by, how rabidly one pursued the next!

With an ear-shattering roar, they charged rabidly to meet him.

Family dynamics being what they are, my younger sisters became rabidly anti-travel.

Woods, playing before a rabidly supportive crowd, used eight birdies to fashion a 64.

Despite some critics, Illinois is rabidly, lovingly guarding its treasures.

But that didn't seem enough for what were shaping up to be rabidly enthusiastic Mini owners.

It's as if the more they ignore him, the more rabidly he defends their honor.

Now, why couldn't he have had the advice of some good, capable woman before committing himself so rabidly?"

Their clothing, though costly, was as rabidly unaesthetic as the rest.

"Much more than if you just have a feisty principal," she said, adding, "We all rabidly defend the school."

They're rabidly antisocial and they've got-at the moment-a lot more stuff than we have.

Such a man as I have been describing is rabidly fond of disquisition and argument; one knows that without being told it.

In any case, she'd have a hard time connecting a rabidly right-wing senator to a couple of New York prostitutes.

Other than the unusually high number of candidates, the election was notable for the rabidly negative nature of the campaign.

(David, incidentally, is rabidly conservative in everything but politics.