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obsedat
obsessed /obseˈdat/
adjective#3785 most common
Also: haunted (by), fixated (on), preoccupied
Example sentences
El este obsedat de fotbal.
He is obsessed with football.
Ea este obsedată de curățenie.
She is obsessed with cleanliness.
Copiii sunt obsedați de jocurile video.
The children are obsessed with video games.
De când a văzut filmul acela, e obsedat de spațiu.
Ever since he saw that movie, he has been obsessed with space.
Artistul a rămas obsedat de ideea perfecțiunii până la sfârșitul vieții.
The artist remained obsessed with the idea of perfection until the end of his life.
Criticii l-au acuzat că e obsedat de propria imagine publică, o obsesie care i-a marcat întreaga operă.
Critics accused him of being obsessed with his own public image, an obsession that marked his entire body of work.
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | obsedat (m) / obsedată (f) | obsedați (m) / obsedate (f) |
| Genitive | obsedat (m) / obsedată (f) | obsedați (m) / obsedate (f) |
| Accusative | obsedat (m) / obsedată (f) | obsedați (m) / obsedate (f) |
| Vocative | obsedat (m) / obsedată (f) | obsedați (m) / obsedate (f) |
Word family
a obsedato obsess, to haunt someone's thoughts
obsesieobsessionobsesivobsessive
obsedanthaunting, obsessive (of a thought or tune)
Etymology
Obsedat is the past participle of the verb a obseda, used as an adjective. Romanian borrowed a obseda from French obséder, which comes from Latin obsidere, meaning to besiege or to sit in front of something. The Latin word combines ob- (against, toward) with sedere (to sit).
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