phó từ
cuồng nhiệt, say mêDefinition of fanatically
fanaticallyadverb
cuồng tín
/fəˈnætɪkli//fəˈnætɪkli/The word "fanatically" originates from the 15th century Latin word "fanaticus," meaning "fervent" or "ardent." This Latin term is derived from the Greek word "fanatikos," meaning "possessed by fandom" or "divinely inspired." In the early Renaissance, the term referred to those who were overly passionate or devoted to a particular cause or deity, often to the point of being considered excessive or irrational. As the concept of fanaticism evolved, the term "fanatically" emerged in English to describe someone's behavior or attitude towards something, often with a negative connotation. Today, the word is used to describe an extreme or obsessive devotion to a particular idea, person, or activity, often to the point of being unreasonable or fanatic. Despite its negative connotations, the word "fanatically" can also be used to describe a strong and unwavering passion for something.
Summaryphó từ
cuồng nhiệt, say mê
phó từcuồng nhiệt, say mênamespace
in a way that involves extreme or dangerous opinions
theo cách liên quan đến những ý kiến cực đoan hoặc nguy hiểm
Example:
- fanatically committed to their cause
cuồng nhiệt cam kết với mục đích của họ
in an extremely enthusiastic way
theo cách cực kỳ nhiệt tình
Example:
- fanatically devoted to exercise
cuồng nhiệt cống hiến cho việc tập thể dục