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rabid /rab·id/ (rab´id) affected with rabies; pertaining to rabies.
rab·id (rbd)
adj.
Of or affected by rabies.

rabid
[rab′id]
Etymology: L, rabidus, raving
1 pertaining to or suffering from rabies.
2 displaying signs of madness, agitation, delirium, hallucinations, and bizarre behavior.

rabid [rab´id]
affected with rabies; pertaining to rabies.

rabid
affected by rabies.

rabiate, rabid
affected with rabies; pertaining to rabies.


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I have never disguised my opposition to Britain's membership of the European Union which has done untold damage to this country, but this opposition is based on reason, not rabidity.
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