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Meanings of obsessional in English
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Examples for "obsessive"
Examples for "obsessive"
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And the company has taken an obsessive approach to designing the product.
2
The Market even oftens RSS feeds for the really, really obsessive dedicated.
3
His obsessive concern for security, secrecy, and personal survival saw to that.
4
He is obsessive; he would keep going until he got it right.
5
Today I'm reasonably sure that he had obsessive compulsive disorder, or OCD.
Usage of obsessional in English
1
The Beeb is famous for its obsessional love of initials for people's jobs.
2
That kind of love is emotional in nature but not obsessional.
3
Golf-wise, he is described as borderline obsessional and filled with knowledge.
4
This is when her near-obsessional interest in Virginia Woolf began.
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There may be other symptoms like hyperactivity or obsessional behaviour.
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There are different leagues of vegetable gardener, from the give-it-a-go crowd to the obsessional anorak.
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The fantasies of children, and the almost obsessional lying in some young adolescents, too, we avoid.
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The arts are obsessional, and obsession is dangerous.
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The New Yorker, April 10, 2000 P. 52 REFLECTIONS about obsessional thinking...
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High dropout rates may be related to the inflexible and obsessional cognitive style of patients with AN.
11
His psychology was too different, too obsessional.
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Sourdough bakers are obsessional, meticulous folk, and they are driven by the simple, stunning conundrum of sourdough bread.
13
In an absorbing experiment, both arch and obsessional, the theatremaker Dick Walsh makes it his mission to know.
14
In this connection I must again mention that the Freudians include tics under their obsessive (obsessional) neuroses.
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So the 32-year-old architect focused an almost obsessional level of attention on making every square inch earn its keep.
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The morbid and obsessional material here, worked over with infinite finesse, is susceptible to various interpretations, psychic or psychotic.
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