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Meanings of become an obsession in English

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Usage of become an obsession in English
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By January, her slim, pale body had become an obsession with him.
New york: the novel
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Revenge, always his first impulse when injured, was to become an obsession.
The Man from the Bitter Roots
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It can become an obsession for minds gripped with stilled beauty.
The Guardian
4
It had become an obsession of hers to find, raise, something out there.
The Last Ship
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Armies represented by match safes, dominoes and toothpicks have become an obsession-theirweakness.
With Those Who Wait
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With others, who are economically freer, work has become an obsession.
Woman in Modern Society
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She's also become an obsession among conservatives, who jump to attack her every remark.
Reuters
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Once you begin watching them, interest may become an obsession.
The Irish Times
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She didn't want her Indian ancestor to become an obsession.
Legacy: a novel
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Don't you see that it's become an obsession with me?
The Touchstone
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Europe's elite competition has become an obsession to him.
The Irish Times
12
Getting out and away from London had become ...important to me. It had become an obsession.
Destined to last
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His purpose had become an obsession in the long sleepless days and nights he had endured.
The Man in the Twilight
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Spiders have become an obsession at Wired Science.
Wired
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This belief, which seemed laboriously gathered from the tears of tortured experience, had become an obsession.
The Web of Life
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Rather, he would continue his study of musical relationships which by now had become an obsession.
Terminal Compromise
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