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Significados de fixed belief en inglés
An idea that preoccupies an individual and that he is unwilling to give up despite evidence to the contrary.
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Examples for "idée fixe"
Examples for "idée fixe"
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It was his fixed idea-uneidee fixe, as he himself said.
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He never doubted Claridge Pasha's return; it was une idee fixe.
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The idee fixe of the British public, fishermen, M.P.
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At twenty-five she had an idee fixe.
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It suggests that our country is in the grip of an idee fixe, and has grown immune both to new experience and to new thought.
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He was not listening; his attention was concentrated on some fixed idea.
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His uncle was engaged in the unaware execution of some fixed idea.
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The sky was deep and brilliant, a fixed idea beyond human doubt.
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Days went by, and between them that fixed idea grew in intensity.
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He threw the world and himself as nourishment to this fixed idea.
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Half irritably he dismissed the intrusive thought.
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I get trapped inside an intrusive thought.
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And then even Grave stopped taking bids and rubbed hard at her forehead, as though bothered by some intrusive thought.
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A behavioural measure of intrusive thought required participants to control their attention during two focus periods separated by a 5min period of self-referential worry.
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Results: In experiment 1 replacing personal intrusive thoughts took longer than replacing neutral thoughts.
Uso de fixed belief en inglés
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His future happiness must depend on his fixed belief in her purity and truth.
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If, however, that be your fixed belief, you may find it often severely tested.
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But underneath his calmness there was an unrest, hungering for repose,-therepose of a fixed belief.
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But this was a fixed belief of Molly's.
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But no experience could alter Napoleon's fixed belief in the fatuity of all warfare except his own.
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This is a fixed belief that you are guilty of something and that you deserve to be punished.
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He thus voices his fixed belief:-
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What had been a fancy, slowly became a fixed belief in the mind thus constantly dwelling upon one idea.
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For Bob, fixed belief was intellectual suicide, and the framing of an argument into only two competing sides was absurd.
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One old inhabitant came to have the fixed belief that David was the origin of pretty well all the mishaps in Llanystumdwy.
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She knew well his fixed belief that she and Vere depended entirely on him, felt always perfectly safe when he was near.
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For a moment I look down irresolute, then, through some fixed belief in him, I look up and tell him the plain, bare truth.
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Constitutionally he was a nervous and pessimistic man with a fixed belief in the conspiracy of events, banded for the undoing of him and his.
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"Tell you what, Bates," said Theydon abstractedly, "it is my fixed belief that you and I could do with a brandy and soda apiece."
