Synonym: ghost, haunt. Similar words: obsessed, obsession, observe, observed, observer, observant, observable, obsequious. Meaning: [əb'ses] v. 1. haunt like a ghost; pursue 2. be preoccupied with something.
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1, She used to obsess about her weight.
2, Some women obsess about their thighs and stomachs.
3, It is a subject that seems to obsess him.
4, They obsess about it, the black art of stealing elections.
5, Do you find that you obsess much about things?
6, I must admit that maps obsess me.
7, And don't obsess over the end goal, such as your proposed 15 - pound weight loss.
8, We organise our minds to obsess about things that don'tamount to a hill of beans.
9, People who obsess about clothes also obsess about shoes,[http://sentencedict.com/obsess.html] particularly men.
10, If people obsess over your bad points, discipline can become fear.
11, These people obsess over what they perceive as a terrible defect in their physical appearance.
12, The idea that she was being punished began to obsess her.
13, But if beauty on a grand scale chooses to live fully, rather than obsess about weight, whose problem is it?
14, This is why those cemeteries all over Europe, which obsess some among us, are hideous.
15, These lower serotonin levels are the same as those found in people with obsessive-compulsive disorders, possibly explaining why those in love "obsess" about their partner.
16, Both characters mope around and hate New York City, pick up prostitutes without actually having sex with them and obsess over women and protecting the innocence of children.
17, Da Vinci selected the Arno River for the painting specifically because he knew it well enough to obsess over it long after the plot with Machiavelli failed.
18, Take a Panadol beforehand, darling, and go first thing in the morning - so you don't have all day to obsess about it.
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