Content
Content adjective - Feeling that one's needs or desires have been met.
Rabid
Rabid adjective - Feeling or showing anger.
Usage example: he became rabid when the bank manager told him he would lose the family farm if he didn't pay the mortgage
Both words in one sentence
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As described above, YouTube also now has probably the most rabid copyright enforcement on the Internet, which greatly exacerbates the fleeting nature of its content.
Source: Website / YouTube - They understand that for every fan who writes a frothing invective on the Internet or a rabid email, there's probably ten or more who are perfectly content with what's happening.
Source: Pandering to the Base -
Pamela and Deborah were more or less typical British gentry, unimpressed with Nazism and content with the British system as it stood (although some say Pamela was a rabid antisemite in private).
Source: Nazi Nobleman
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