Fanaticism and Hatred

Fanaticism

Fanaticism noun - Excessive intolerance of opposing views.

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Hatred and fanaticism are semantically related. in overenthusiasm topic. In some cases you can use "Hatred" instead a noun "Fanaticism".

Nearby Words: fanatical, fanatic, fanatically

Hatred noun - A very strong dislike.

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Fanaticism and hatred are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fanaticism" instead a noun "Hatred".

human	human fanaticism	human hatred
sheer	sheer fanaticism	sheer hatred
violent	violent fanaticism	violent hatred
extreme	extreme fanaticism	extreme hatred
Other adjectives: unreasoning, personal, religious, murderous, overwhelming, obsessive, racial.

Both factions fight each other with the same fanaticism, not to speak of their shared hatred for the atheistic mages and kanderians.

Source: Videogame / Clonk
Bullying a Dragon: The Witch Hunter whom, because of his religious fanaticism and his hatred toward magic, throughout the show attacks and/or tries to coerce/intimidate both Arthur and Merlin.

Source: Series / Kaamelott
While early on, they had very similar views when it came to mages, as the story moves forward, Meredith's hatred for them takes on a whole new fanaticism, disturbing Cullen and making him wonder if Meredith's ideals and the ideals of the Templars are still the same.

Source: My Master, Right or Wrong

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