Kind
Kind adjective - Given to or made with heedful anticipation of the needs and happiness of others.
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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Ishida has an aversion of singing these kind of songs after an unpleasant experience with a certain rabid fan.
Source: Creator / Akira Ishida - Fan Dumb tends to be rabid about this kind of change, although the rise of DVDs and bonus production commentary often include rationalization (or guilt-passing) for this sort of thing.
Source: Pragmatic Adaptation -
He responded in kind with a rabid caribou-man.
Source: Animal Assassin
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