fanatic 音标拼音: [fən'ætɪk]
n . 狂热,狂热者,盲信
a . 狂热的,盲信的
狂热,狂热者,盲信狂热的,盲信的
fanatic adj 1 :
marked by excessive enthusiasm for and intense devotion to a cause or idea ; "
rabid isolationist " [
synonym : {
fanatic },
{
fanatical }, {
overzealous }, {
rabid }]
n 1 :
a person motivated by irrational enthusiasm (
as for a cause ); "
A fanatic is one who can '
t change his mind and won '
t change the subject "--
Winston Churchill [
synonym :
{
fanatic }, {
fiend }]
Fanatic \
Fa *
nat "
ic \,
a . [
L .
fanaticus inspired by divinity ,
enthusiastic ,
frantic ,
fr .
fanum fane :
cf .
F .
fanatique .
See {
Fane }.]
Pertaining to ,
or indicating ,
fanaticism ;
extravagant in opinions ;
ultra ;
unreasonable ;
excessively enthusiastic ,
especially on religious subjects ;
as ,
fanatic zeal ;
fanatic notions .
[
1913 Webster ]
But Faith ,
fanatic Faith ,
once wedded fast To some dear falsehood ,
hugs it to the last . --
T .
Moore .
[
1913 Webster ]
Fanatic \
Fa *
nat "
ic \,
n .
A person affected by excessive enthusiasm ,
particularly on religious subjects ;
one who indulges wild and extravagant notions of religion .
[
1913 Webster ]
There is a new word ,
coined within few months ,
called fanatics ,
which ,
by the close stickling thereof ,
seemeth well cut out and proportioned to signify what is meant thereby ,
even the sectaries of our age .
--
Fuller (
1660 ).
[
1913 Webster ]
Fanatics are governed rather by imagination than by judgment . --
Stowe .
[
1913 Webster ]
136 Moby Thesaurus words for "
fanatic ":
Christian ,
God -
fearing man ,
accepter ,
addict ,
aficionado ,
alien ,
aliene ,
ass ,
bedlamite ,
believer ,
bigot ,
bitter -
ender ,
borderline case ,
buff ,
bug ,
bullethead ,
case ,
catechumen ,
character ,
chauvinist ,
churchgoer ,
churchite ,
churchman ,
collector ,
communicant ,
convert ,
crackbrain ,
crackpot ,
crank ,
daily communicant ,
dement ,
demon ,
demoniac ,
devotee ,
devotionalist ,
diehard ,
disciple ,
doctrinaire ,
dogmatist ,
donkey ,
eager beaver ,
eccentric ,
energumen ,
enthusiast ,
extremist ,
faddist ,
fan ,
fanatico ,
fiend ,
flake ,
follower ,
fou ,
freak ,
good Christian ,
great one for ,
hardnose ,
hermit ,
hobbyist ,
hobo ,
hound ,
idiot ,
illiberal ,
infatuate ,
intolerant ,
intransigeant ,
intransigent ,
jingo ,
kook ,
last -
ditcher ,
lone wolf ,
loner ,
loon ,
loony ,
lunatic ,
lunatic fringe ,
madman ,
male chauvinist ,
maniac ,
maverick ,
meshuggenah ,
monomaniac ,
mule ,
natural ,
neophyte ,
noncompos ,
nonconformist ,
nut ,
odd fellow ,
oddball ,
oddity ,
original ,
outsider ,
pariah ,
perverse fool ,
phrenetic ,
pietist ,
pig ,
pighead ,
positivist ,
proselyte ,
purist ,
pursuer ,
queer duck ,
queer fish ,
queer specimen ,
rabid ,
racist ,
radical ,
rara avis ,
raving lunatic ,
receiver ,
religionist ,
revolutional ,
revolutionary ,
revolutionist ,
rhapsodist ,
saint ,
screwball ,
sexist ,
solitary ,
standpat ,
standpatter ,
stickler ,
sucker for ,
superpatriot ,
theist ,
tramp ,
truster ,
type ,
ultra ,
ultraist ,
ultranationalist ,
visionary ,
votary ,
weirdo ,
zealot
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