It was his fixed idea-uneideefixe, as he himself said.
2
He never doubted Claridge Pasha's return; it was une ideefixe.
3
The ideefixe of the British public, fishermen, M.P.
4
At twenty-five she had an ideefixe.
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It suggests that our country is in the grip of an ideefixe, and has grown immune both to new experience and to new thought.
1
His future happiness must depend on his fixedbelief in her purity and truth.
2
If, however, that be your fixedbelief, you may find it often severely tested.
3
But underneath his calmness there was an unrest, hungering for repose,-therepose of a fixedbelief.
4
But this was a fixedbelief of Molly's.
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But no experience could alter Napoleon's fixedbelief in the fatuity of all warfare except his own.
1
Half irritably he dismissed the intrusivethought.
2
I get trapped inside an intrusivethought.
3
And then even Grave stopped taking bids and rubbed hard at her forehead, as though bothered by some intrusivethought.
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A behavioural measure of intrusivethought required participants to control their attention during two focus periods separated by a 5min period of self-referential worry.
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Results: In experiment 1 replacing personal intrusivethoughts took longer than replacing neutral thoughts.
Ús de fixed idea en anglès
1
He was not listening; his attention was concentrated on some fixedidea.
2
His uncle was engaged in the unaware execution of some fixedidea.
3
The sky was deep and brilliant, a fixedidea beyond human doubt.
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Days went by, and between them that fixedidea grew in intensity.
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He threw the world and himself as nourishment to this fixedidea.
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Maniac or martyr, he is under the spell of a fixedidea.
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From that day it became my fixedidea to break with her.
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It had become his fixedidea-thebar that closed up his life.
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She could not break away from the fixedidea of love.... Love!
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No fixedidea of family could or would be valid for all times.
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When a murderer kills he has a fixedidea; it is to steal.
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But there is a fixedidea which makes the hero and the martyr.
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One of its principal signs was the fixedidea as to Midsummer Day.
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It's a fixedidea; he has got it on the brain.
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They dream of landed property; it is their fixedidea, their fruitful monomania.
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To them the possession of the soil was a fixedidea.