rabid in Latin
rabid in Latin is rabidus — rabid means infected with rabies.
rabid in Latin
rabidus
(by extension) Furious; raging; extremely violent.
What does "rabid" mean?
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adjective Infected with rabies.
"The vet warned residents about a rabid raccoon spotted near the trail."
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adjective Extremely fanatical, intense, or unreasoning in support of something.
"He was a rabid supporter of the local football club, never missing a match."
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rabid in a sentence
- The vet warned residents about a rabid raccoon spotted near the trail.
- He was a rabid supporter of the local football club, never missing a match.
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What is "rabid" in Latin?
"rabid" in Latin is rabidus. rabid means: Infected with rabies.
How do you use "rabid" in a sentence?
Example: "The vet warned residents about a rabid raccoon spotted near the trail." In Latin, "rabid" is rabidus.
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