zealotry

noun
UK: /ˈzel.ə.tri/
US: /ˈzel.ə.tri/

  1. Excessive and intense enthusiasm or devotion to a cause or belief.

    1. His zealotry made him blind to other points of view.
    2. The group's zealotry led them to commit acts of violence in the name of their religion.

  2. Fanatical devotion and intolerance towards opposing opinions.

    1. The leader's zealotry alienated many of his followers.
    2. Political zealotry can be dangerous when it promotes hatred and division within society.

Synonyms

dogmatism fervor bigotry passion extremism ardor fanaticism

Frequently Asked Questions

The word "zealotry" in English means: Excessive and intense enthusiasm or devotion to a cause or belief., Fanatical devotion and intolerance towards opposing opinions..

The phonetic transcription of "zealotry" is /ˈzel.ə.tri/ in British English and /ˈzel.ə.tri/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.

Synonyms for "zealotry": dogmatism, fervor, bigotry, passion, extremism, ardor, fanaticism.

Example usage of "zealotry": "His zealotry made him blind to other points of view.". More examples on the page.