rabidness

Meanings

• an extreme form of excitement or enthusiasm, often to the point of being irrational or dangerous.

  - "The fans showed rabidness during the game."
  - "The scientist's rabidness to find a cure for the disease drove him to make breakthrough discoveries."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with rabidness
rabies , razorbes , cabies , crazies

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Homophones

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1. rabidness
   

2. rabies
   

3. rabid
   

4. rabbit
   

5. rabble
   

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Variants

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rabid , rabidities , rabidity , rabidly , rabidness , rabidnesses

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Forms

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verb: to be rabid or rabidness, to exhibit rabidness or extreme form of excitement or enthusiasm, to be in a state of rabidness, to have rabidness towards something or someone., adjective: rabid, rabidness, characterized by or exhibiting rabidness or extreme form of excitement or enthusiasm, intense, fanatical, vehement, passionate, fervent., noun: rabidness, a state or condition of being rabid or exhibiting rabidness or extreme form of excitement or enthusiasm.

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Etymology

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The term 'rabidness' comes from the Old French word 'rabie', which means 'madness' or 'rage'. The term was later adopted into English and other languages.

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Related Concepts

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1. Excitement: A feeling of energy, enthusiasm, or joy, often accompanied by physical signs such as increased heart rate, rapid breathing, or muscle tension.

2. Enthusiasm: A strong feeling of excitement and eagerness, often accompanied by a sense of passion or commitment towards a particular goal or activity.

3. Fanaticism: A state of extreme and often irrational enthusiasm or devotion towards a particular person, idea, or belief. Fanaticism can sometimes lead to dangerous or harmful behaviors, as individuals may become so consumed by their obsession that they lose sight of reality or common sense.

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Culture

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Rabidness has been used in various cultural contexts to describe extreme forms of excitement, enthusiasm, or rage. In literature, for instance, the term has been used to describe the intense passion and fervor of characters in various genres. In visual arts, rabidness has been used to describe the intense emotion and energy conveyed in various forms of visual art, such as painting, sculpture, photography, and digital art.

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