rabidly

"And they'll all be rabidly hungry," said Eleanore with a sudden change.

The upper self is rabidly engaged in exploiting the lower self.

Garribardine was a Scotch title while her ladyship was rabidly English.

Was this the thing he had foresworn so rabidly a scant four hours before!

The former showed a disposition to break forth into sensational headlines, and was rabidly and sometimes comically anti-English.

Among the men who were rabidly set on distinguishing themselves in one way or another was a Major Beak.

Such a man as I have been describing is rabidly fond of disquisition and argument; one knows that without being told it.

He was rabidly anti-Teutonic and attempted to compress all the great masters of art into the French mould.

"You know well enough that we can't hope to convince a rabidly anti-railroad commission," was the half-angry retort.

Traditions of subordination and discipline survived in an army, not the less thoroughly French, because it was rabidly Republican.