Preposition: of

• kind: We're not fighting for Christianity but against religious fanaticism of all kinds.

Converse of subject

• drive: Soviet or Chinese communism was never driven by such fanaticism.

Converse of object

• defeat: Moreover, bombing or invasion is more likely in the long-term to increase than to defeat fanaticism cloaked in religion.

• avoid: While avoiding fanaticism, we must give ourselves with loving enthusiasm to the service of others.

• understand: From The Times, November 6 04 Benedict Nightingale argues that Greeks understood fanaticism better than anyone.

Adjective modifier

• religious: In certain parts f the world the right premises for certain classes might seem to be religious fanaticism.

• Islamic: Extract: We all know about the perils of Islamic fanaticism.

• such: Soviet or Chinese communism was never driven by such fanaticism.

• political: It's possible for political fanaticism alone to drive people to suicide attacks, but it's hard.

• wild: You may call this religion, but I call it wild fanaticism!