obsessively

[uhb-ses-iv-lee]

adverb

1. in a way or to a degree that shows an obsession; in a fanatical or compulsive way.

Example Sentences

Formally, the spellbinding property is named the Lawrence and Martha Joseph Residence and Apartments, named after the Disney artist and his wife who obsessively spent three decades building it.

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In fact, the system is quite obsessively focused on illness but not much on health.

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Bellamy has always watched and analysed football obsessively - from the World Cups he followed as a boy to the endless hours of opposition footage that he consumes as a coach.

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She no longer feels the need to check the news obsessively and feels the sense of “looming dread” is gone.

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The latter half of the book is focused on Vivien, the wife of the famous writer whose lost poem Metcalfe is obsessively trying to locate.

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