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Meanings of more obsessed in English

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Usage of more obsessed in English
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Few fields of endeavour are more obsessed with posterity than literary culture.
The Irish Times
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The more he pulled back, the more obsessed with him I became.
How to make love like a porn star
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He turns out to be more obsessed than any of these squid hunters.
The new yorker
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She cited evidence that mindfulness training makes narcissistic individuals even more obsessed with themselves.
The Irish Times
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As the years progressed, Max became more obsessed with music.
Ebony
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No place in the ancient world, however, was more obsessed with death than Egypt.
Vampire forensics: uncovering the origins of an enduring legend
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The more he worried over the matter, the more obsessed with it he became.
Ilse Witch
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He returned home more obsessed with her image than ever.
Original Short Stories — Volume 08
9
I became more obsessed with making iPod playlists for people.
Ebony
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We've become ever more obsessed with consumption and power.
Feminist dot com
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He became more obsessed with finding him than ever.
Mixed Magics
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All it did was make that awful reporter even more obsessed with going after us.
Blind Man's Alley
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But like any good geek, over time I became more and more obsessed with good coffee.
Wired
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It seems we are more obsessed with the process of celebrity today than the person themselves.
The South African
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Nothing can make you more obsessed with science and technology than the biological imperative to reproduce.
Wired
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We were more obsessed about scoring than defending.
BBC
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