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Meanings of become obsessed in English

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Usage of become obsessed in English
1
Ten perhaps, including a Courbet landscape with which you could become obsessed.
The Guardian
2
When did he become obsessed with championing the rights of minority parties?
The Guardian
3
Since the crash, we've become obsessed with what emigrants think and feel.
The Irish Times
4
If you don't watch out you're going to become obsessed by her.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
5
She had become obsessed with Hamlet: He had got under my skin.
The Guardian
6
I can become obsessed and nerdy, and blame it on my kids!
Wired
7
People who see my work often become obsessed with the process.
The Guardian
8
He had become obsessed with Bilquis, had taken to following her on foot.
American Gods
9
Recently he's become obsessed with athletic footwear and its latest innovations.
An arsonist's guide to writers' homes in new england: a novel
10
He has become obsessed with one particular elephant and cares for nothing else.
White Hunter, Black Heart
11
You don't become obsessed with the Wired Life if you don't love it.
Wired
12
Why had she become obsessed about an imaginary man and his imaginary hair?
The maverick
13
For God's sake, Mrs. Carstairs, don't become obsessed by that idea.
Afterwards
14
People become obsessed with one idea and can't let go.
The Naked God
15
She didn't want to become obsessed by him, just enjoy him until she left.
Honor thyself
16
The industry has become obsessed with efficiency and perpetual optimisation, meticulously measuring the minutiae.
The Irish Times
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Become obsessed through the time
Become obsessed across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common