monomaniacal

He added that he had “fairly decent, monomaniacal plans to finish [the project] with due care and all-available skill.”

Like Gates, Zuckerberg has infinite wealth, and he seems monomaniacal in his desire to see Facebook beat back any and all rivals.

“We would talk about the [acting] process endlessly and he was monomaniacal about the work,” she says in the film.

And he was no madman, no victim of a monomaniacal obsession.

All I wanted was to satisfy myself that I was free from a monomaniacal illusion.

When a government with tens of billions of dollars to spend becomes monomaniacal, Great Things can be accomplished.

Hysterical, like epileptic, subjects often suffer from melancholia or monomaniacal delirium.