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obsessions
noun as in fixation; consumption with belief, desire
Example Sentences
Clark says the dish was inspired by an equally large-and-in-charge Giant Cinnamon Roll recipe that the Times published previously, but that it can also ultimately be traced back to one of her “lifelong teatime obsessions”—the question of whether jam could successfully be baked directly into a scone.
TikTok is also awash with explainers on how to dress up as Moo Deng, the Thai pygmy hippo that, for reasons that aren’t entirely clear, is the one of the internet’s current obsessions.
You know, Paul's pretty good about letting my obscure obsessions get in, except for wine.
I do have certain obsessions that I’m always looking for: folding antique game tables that start little and then you can fold it out.
Take Trump’s obsessions with good genes and bad genes and couple them with his remarks about “purifying the blood” of the nation by removing the human poison and other human vermin.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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