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obsess [ob.'ses] |
"Obsess" is a verb in
English. It means to preoccupy or dominate one's thoughts, feelings, or desires. It implies a strong and often unhealthy fixation or a persistent focus on something. The word can be used to describe an intense and uncontrollable interest or concern in a particular topic or person. It often leads to spending excessive time and energy on the object of obsession. Obsession is a psychological state associated with repetitive thoughts, compulsive behaviors, and difficulty in letting go. The term is commonly used to depict unhealthy infatuations, addictive behaviors, or all-consuming passions. "Obsess" Examples: "She is obsessed with her career and works long hours every day." "He tends to obsess over small details and often misses the bigger picture." "The teenage girl is obsessed with the pop star and knows everything about her." "I can tell he is obsessing about the upcoming exam because he keeps studying non-stop." "My friend obsesses over his appearance and spends hours in front of the mirror." "She obsesses over cleanliness and has a strict cleaning routine." "The detective obsesses over solving the case and leaves no stone unturned." |
Explain the word "obsess". Give some examples of using the word "obsess" in sentences.