fanaticism
/fænˈætɪsɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
Extreme or unreasonable enthusiasm or zeal, especially for a particular cause or activity.
“Her fanaticism for environmental conservation led her to participate in protests and demonstrations.”
2. noun
The quality of being a fanatic.
“His fanaticism was evident in the way he argued with others who disagreed with him.”
3. noun
A strong and unreasonable attachment to something, especially an idea or opinion.
“The fanaticism of the revolutionary group was a major concern for the government.”
4. noun
Excessive or blind devotion, especially to a particular cause or idea.
“The fanaticism of the cult members was a subject of controversy in the media.”