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- adjective Not
fanatical
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Examples
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But he was everything Pearl wanted at this stage: tall, purposeful, and strong, physically confident, passionate about his job, and reassuringly unfanatical in other directions: “he was not at all religious so far as I could see.”
PEARL BUCK IN CHINA Hilary Spurling 2010
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But he was everything Pearl wanted at this stage: tall, purposeful, and strong, physically confident, passionate about his job, and reassuringly unfanatical in other directions: “he was not at all religious so far as I could see.”
PEARL BUCK IN CHINA Hilary Spurling 2010
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Suppose that you were a secular or unfanatical person caught in the net by mistake; you would still find yourself being compelled to pray five times a day (the guards are not permitted to interrupt), to have a Quran in your cell, and to eat food prepared to halal (or Sharia) standards.
Open Thread 2009
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So unfanatical was he that he even doubted at times whether the apparition was his father's spirit.
Cobwebs of Thought Arachne
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In the troubles of Scotland during the reign of Charles I he used all his influence towards peace, moderation, culture, rational loyalty and unfanatical religion; but his counsels were far too wise for acceptance by either party of the day.
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