Rabid
Rabid adjective - Being very far from the center of public opinion.
Usage example: soccer fans whose rabid enthusiasm makes them go berserk when their team wins
Wild is a synonym for rabid in property topic. In some cases you can use "Wild" instead the word "Rabid" as an adjective or a noun, when it comes to topics like frenzied, extreme, maniacal, crazed.
Wild
Wild adjective - Marked by great and often stressful excitement or activity.
Usage example: the holidays were especially wild around here this year
Rabid is a synonym for wild in disorderly topic. You can use "Rabid" instead an adjective "Wild", if it concerns topics such as frenzied.
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Venomous creatures, gooey and/or acidic enemies, and poison-elemental spells will inflict the condition on you, but often times, so will attacks from rotting zombies, wild/rabid animals, and filthy creatures.
Source: Universal Poison - Everything Trying to Kill You: Demons, wild animals, drugged out groupies, diseased orphans, rabid old men, and much much more.
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Books by Nietzsche:Any discussion of Nietzsche's legacy tends to get really long (look no further than That Other Wiki's entries on it), as it wonderfully lends itself to wild theorizing and rabid interpretation, so please, please keep this list as brief as possible.
Source: Creator / Friedrich Nietzsche
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