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zealotry

[ UK /zˈɛlətɹi/ ]
[ US /ˈzɛɫətɹi/ ]
NOUN
  1. excessive intolerance of opposing views

How To Use zealotry In A Sentence

  • I couldn't resist reading that story in this era of Hitlerian anti-smoking zealotry.
  • It is a patchwork of Clan, tribal loyalties, religious zealotry, appallingly poor, indemicly corrupt politician, power mad factionally torn military and a corporate sector which is (not surprisingy greedy and in for their chop) all of which are in varing degrees fractiousness and discontentedness. Pakistan "Emergency" Ban of Constitution, Independent Media-- A Media Emergency In USA Too
  • This insight gets to the core of politically correct zealotry. Times, Sunday Times
  • Max had finally thawed out again, and he smiled, and said, ‘Such zealotry for your country.’
  • With the zealotry of the convert, they want to save me too. Times, Sunday Times
  • Zealotry is as banal as evil. Times, Sunday Times
  • Essentially, Waters equates nymphomania with zealotry, and in doing so reaffirms his historic place as the icon of trash cinema.
  • Its deliberations have been hijacked by a tendency that exemplifies zealotry more than traditionalism. Times, Sunday Times
  • When you have single issue type zealotry in the legislative process, the word compromise is a bad word and the legislative processes require compromise. Christine A. Scheller: Balancing The Budget Debate With Rev. Dr. DeForest Soaries
  • Heartbreak, birth and death, steamy sex scenes, family secrets, Japanese atrocities in the Dutch East Indies, religious zealotry, friendships broken did I mention steamy sex scenes? Michael Jones: Bride Flight Review
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