obsessive

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obsessive /əb ˈsɛ sɪv/ ?

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Few things imprison a mind quite like obsessive -compulsive disorder, but better treatments are breaking its hold.
The swimmer's approach to training is a touch obsessive-compulsive.
Our partners may be obsessive, possessive, even dangerous.

Garner wrote in a sworn statement that she believed Burky's "obsessive, threatening and stalking behavior" posed a threat to her and her family.
on Nov 20, 2008 By: Jennifer Garner Source: Newsweek
"I try not to be obsessive about it," Michelle Obama said recently on "The View" when asked what her kids' lives would be like, "because we've got a lot of work before it's a reality."
on Jul 3, 2008 By: Michelle Obama Source: Asheville Citizen-Times
_GRASS-ROOTS ORGANIZE: "I am obsessive about precinct-based organizing," says Michael Dukakis, the 1988 Democratic nominee who lost to George HW Bush. "We've got to get serious about this stuff. It's not just money and media."
on Feb 17, 2008 By: Michael Dukakis Source: International Herald Tribune