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Definition of obsessional - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
psychologyRare related to or characterized by an obsessionRare
- His obsessional thoughts kept him awake at night.
2.
behaviorRare having an intense focus or preoccupationRare
- Her obsessional interest in art led to a successful career.
Origin of obsessional
Latin, obsessio (siege) + -al (related to)
Examples of obsessional in a sentence
The obsessional nature of his work was evident. His obsessional behavior worried his family and friends. The obsessional nature of her research left little time for socializing.
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- French:obsessionnel, compulsif, ...
- German:zwanghaft, ...
- Italian:ossessivo, maniacale, ...
- Spanish:obsesivo, fijado, ...
- Portuguese:obsessivo, focado, ...
- Chinese:强迫性的, 痴迷的, ...
- Japanese:強迫的な, 没頭した, ...
- Arabic:قَهْرِيّ, هَوَسِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:אוֹבְּסֶסִיבִי, ...
- Russian:навязчивый, ...
- Ukrainian:одержимий, захоплений, ...
- Hindi:जुनूनी, गहन रुचि, ...
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