obsessor
- noun
- /əbˈsɛsər/
- The idea of becoming perfect became an obsessor that distracted her from enjoying life.
Examples
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The idea of failure became an obsessor that haunted him day and night.
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For years, the mysterious painting acted as an obsessor in her life.
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He tried to ignore the obsessor that kept him awake with endless thoughts.
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The obsessor in her life made it difficult to focus.
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He is an obsessor of vintage cars.
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His obsession with finishing the project on time turned into an obsessor that consumed all his thoughts.
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The stories from her childhood were an obsessor that she couldn't shake off, lingering in her mind.
Synonyms
A very strong, lasting interest that controls your thoughts and actions
A person who likes something so much it seems extreme
A person who loves something and spends a lot of time on it
A man who likes a film, game, or show so much he defends it strongly
A person who strongly likes and follows someone or something
A person who spends too much time at their job and cannot stop
A very strong focus on someone or something that harms your life
A person who thinks about one thing too much in a way that harms them
A person who has a very strong interest in one object or activity, not sexual
A person who thinks about one idea so much they ignore other things
Something that keeps causing sad memories or worry
A person who is very interested in one thing, like games or news
A person who works too much and misses family and friends
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Obsessor comes from the Latin parts ob- 'against' and sedere 'to sit', painting the picture of something that 'sits on' your mind. So an obsessor is a thing or idea that stays in your thoughts and keeps bothering you.