Meanings of most rabid in English

Even the most rabid nationalist would have difficulty proving that the Karamajong are being exploited.

As is the case everywhere else, they talk nothing but war, and are most rabid.

The cast members said Comic-Con provided an opportunity to reconnect with some of their most rabid fans.

We speedily discovered that the most rabid anti-British and wildly patriotic German shopkeeper always succumbs to business.

Even her party's most rabid Brexiters crumpled.

Word came in that by back roads and devious paths the most rabid of the agitators were leaving town.

Never, even in the most rabid denunciations of the Queen of Monsters, was there any hint of human sacrifice.

As it was, even the most rabid of the Law and Order party agreed it was inexpedient to press matters.

Once upon a time Milwaukee was rated as the most rabid town west of Flatbush....

Not the most rabid New England brand could compass that, and certainly Raymond Mortimer Prescott, Sr., had no such possession.

Having shown that it was among the most rabid revolutionists that he found the most docile instruments of domination, Taine continues:-

Even the most rabid Dissenter would hardly wish to see a structure so nearly divine attacked and destroyed by rude hands.

The kinds of things that they write about Muslims could be lifted from the most rabid sermon by a radical fundamentalist.

In our 'post-racial' age even the most rabid of right wing press would not highlight Markle's race directly as being a problem.

Here they are, just as they left my trembling lips that day-wordsthat only the most rabid of opponents could have instigated:

But unless you're the most rabid file fiend out there and dry-tooling four days a week, you're unlikely to reach the Monster's metallurgical limits.