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1. (adj.) obsessive
being, pertaining to, or resembling an obsession:
an obsessive fear of illness.
2. obsessive
causing an obsession.
3. obsessive
excessive, esp. extremely so.
4. (n.) obsessive
a person who has obsessions.
Etymology: (1910–15)
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1. (adj) obsessive
a person who has obsessions
2. (adj) obsessional, obsessive
characterized by or constituting an obsession
"the obsessional character of his response"; "obsessive gambling"
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1. (adjective) obsessive
unable to stop obsessing
obsessive behavior; She's become obsessive about it.; She cleaned obsessively.
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Sense: to occupy (someone's mind) too much
He is obsessed by the fear of death.; an obsession about motorbikes.; obsessional behaviour.; obsessive about cleanliness.
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 Afrikaans: obsessief |
 Arabic: مَهْووس، مُسْتَحْوِذ عَلي |
 Bulgarian: вманиачен |
 Brazilian: obsessivo |
 Czech: vtíravý, nutkavý |
 German: besessen |
 Danish: sygelig |
 Greek: που έχει ψύχωση με κτ., π |
 Spanish: obsesivo |
 Estonian: kinnisidee küüsis |
 Farsi: وسواسی |
 Finnish: pakkomielteinen |
 French: obsédant |
 Hebrew: שִׁגיוֹנִי |
 Hindi: जादा ही ग्रस्त |
 Croatian: opsjednut |
 Hungarian: mániákus |
 Indonesian: tergila-gila |
 Icelandic: haldinnþráhyggju |
 Italian: ossessivo |
 Japanese: 取りつかれた |
 Korean: 집착하는 |
 Lithuanian: liguistai pedantiškas |
 Latvian: apsēsts |
 Malay: keterlaluan |
 Dutch: bezeten |
 Norwegian: sykelig, besatt; tvangs- |
 Polish: przesadny, natrętny, obse |
 Persian: وسواسی |
 Pashto: وسواسى |
 Portuguese: obsessivo |
 Romanian: obsedant |
 Russian: одержимый |
 Slovak: posadnutý |
 Slovenian: obseden |
 Serbian: opsesivan |
 Swedish: tvångsmässig |
 Thai: ที่คิดหมกมุ่นอยู่กับสิ่งใ |
 Turkish: saplantılı |
 Taiwanese: 著迷的，難以釋懷的 |
 Ukrainian: нав'язливий |
 Urdu: مسلط، توہم پرست |
 Vietnamese: thuộc sự ám ảnh |
 Chinese: 摆脱不了的 |
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