fanatical

Preposition: about

• cricket: Outside of school, however, children are still fanatical about cricket and football, making the most of what facilities they can.
• food: At Suzanne James Ltd we are fanatical about food.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• sound: It sounds a bit fanatical, doesn't it?

Modifies a noun

• support&#8482: Fanatical Support™ is our driving force - our customers have experienced 100 % uptime in the past year.
• devotion: Our two chief competitive advantages are surprise, innovation and an almost fanatical devotion to our users.
• zeal: Indeed, they were considered its best grounds; and the lawyers defended them with fanatical zeal.
• sect: Its the world leaders and their governments closely followed by any fanatical religious sect and, that can be any of them.
• obsession: Because they're not allowed to travel into the West it becomes an almost fanatical obsession to do it.

Modifying Another Word

• almost: However, the Germans faced an almost fanatical enemy, willing to defend at all costs.
• even: The range was immense - a reflection of the passionate, even fanatical, interest of the Hillier family in hardy plants.
• so: Is Tony Blair so fanatical as not to listen to their voice?
• not: Like most Aussies he likes sunshine and sport - although he's not fanatical about either.
• religiously: Jed, pitted against a religiously fanatical backdrop appears two dimensional.
• equally: Several other equally fanatical insurrections had to be put down by military force.

Used with adjective complement

• become: The bloke has become fanatical, perhaps spiteful, or is just stupid.
• seem: I kind of thought it would be like that - the Spaniards seem well fanatical.