obsessed
- adjective
- /əbˈsɛst/
- I have become fully obsessed with the Bachelor.
- obsessed with money
- self-obsessed
- become obsessed
However, I am so obsessed with what fucking works.
- However, I am so obsessed with what fucking works.
- It seems insane to me how obsessed he is with breeding.
- OK, so I am obsessed with walking.
- Yeah, but they're only obsessed with pop, right?
- She's a little bit less fruit obsessed than than we are.
- I mean, you know, this I'm I'm obsessed with everything UFC.
- This person was obsessed with getting her boy body.
- I, the, the show I became obsessed with was LA Law.
- He was said to be obsessed with his Scottish ancestors.
Examples
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I have always been obsessed with lip balm.
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Why is he so obsessed with me?
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OK, so I am obsessed with walking.
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Like they are obsessed and in love with that process.
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Yeah, he was completely obsessed with our house.
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DR: In our society we're often so obsessed with efficiency, control, and getting things done.
Academic text (1994) -
Some in the educational community seem to have become obsessed with speed.
Academic text (2012) -
By the way, I'm obsessed with your Lifetime movies.
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Although relatively few Americans are so obsessed, belief in conspiracies seems to be common.
Academic text (1995) -
I have become completely obsessed with learning new languages.
Synonyms
Unable to stop doing something because of a strong, repeated urge
Very interested and thinking only about one thing
Thinking so much about something that you do not notice what is happening around you
Showing repeated unwanted thoughts and strong urges to repeat actions that make daily life difficult
Being very focused on one idea and ignoring other things
Very interested and unable to stop paying attention
Antonyms
How Obsessed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word obsessed comes from Latin parts ob- 'against' and sedere 'to sit', giving the idea of being 'surrounded' or held in place. Think of a thought 'sitting on' you and not letting you go, and that's why someone obsessed has a very strong, lasting interest or worry.