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Meanings of completely obsessed in English

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Usage of completely obsessed in English
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But he also comes across as someone completely obsessed with algal fuel.
Wired
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It basically describes someone who is completely obsessed with their chosen idol.
Radio NZ
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Rachel Barlow, of course, was completely obsessed with her own self-importance.
For whom the minivan rolls: an aaron tucker mystery
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He was completely obsessed with his company and an indefatigable evangelist for it.
Confessions of a wall street analyst: a true story of inside inf...
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Note also that his critics have elided " completely obsessed" with the Mail.
The Guardian
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I don't think I can pretend anymore that I'm not completely obsessed with Finn Roberts.
Dirty Rowdy Thing
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He may have overstated matters in saying the BBC was " completely obsessed" by newspapers.
The Guardian
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I'm completely obsessed with one of my supervisors.
The Irish Times
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He is completely obsessed with scoring a touchdown.
Wired
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He was completely obsessed by one persistent thought.
War and Peace
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Can we please have a moment for this I'm also completely obsessed with this right now Cool!
The Irish Times
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He's also completely obsessed with the story.
The Guardian
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Tammy was manic and agitated on her double dose of Clomid and completely obsessed with getting pregnant.
Escape
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He eats, sleeps and breathes climbing… completely obsessed.
Climbing Magazine
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Old Tom was completely obsessed with his visions of wealth ever just beyond the point of his pick.
A Maid of the Silver Sea
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Coleridge believes magazine conferences are " completely obsessed" by digital, even though the revenue is not there.
The Guardian
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