0 in a way that shows that you are extremely interested in something, to a degree that some people find unreasonable: --
She detested her fanatically religious foster parents, but endured, desiring to be accepted by someone.
Typically, they see this as insured by remaining open-minded, practical and busy; as potentially threatened by becoming overly-ideological, fanatically reductionistic or lazy.
The newcomer is fanatically eager to reform the town's cultural life in accordance with socialist ideals.
He was fanatically in favour of that proposal.
I find that most people who are fanatically religious know nothing at all about politics in any shape or form.
They are fanatically good men according to their own lights.
For this regime, economic growth and political calm are of supreme importance and as a result anything that runs counter to them is attacked fanatically.
What have they done for the people who have supported them almost fanatically for 50 years?
