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fanatics
/fəˈnætɪks/
Definition
1
Persons possessing an extreme, obsessive, and often irrational enthusiasm or zeal for a particular cause, belief, activity, or pursuit.
2
Individuals who exhibit uncritical devotion to an idea, team, or figure, sometimes to the point of fanaticism.
Examples
The sports fanatics painted their faces blue and camped outside the stadium for tickets to a game that sold out months ago.
My neighbor's fanatics for vintage vinyl records led him to buy a turntable larger than his coffee table.
Those cryptocurrency fanatics traded memes and predictions late into the night, convinced the next big pump was always tomorrow.
The baking fanatics turned their kitchen into a flour-dusted warzone, emerging victorious with slightly lopsided cupcakes.