fixation in Greek
fixation in Greek is προσήλωση, στερέωμα — fixation means an intense, often unhealthy preoccupation with a particular person, idea, or thing.
fixation in Greek
προσήλωση
Pronounced: prosilosi
στερέωμα
Pronounced: stereoma
What does "fixation" mean?
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noun An intense, often unhealthy preoccupation with a particular person, idea, or thing.
"She developed a fixation with keeping the house spotless."
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noun The act of fixing or holding something securely in place, or making it permanently stable.
"The surgeon used a metal plate for fixation of the fractured bone."
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fixation in a sentence
- She developed a fixation with keeping the house spotless.
- His fixation on the score cost him his focus on the game itself.
- The surgeon used a metal plate for fixation of the fractured bone.
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What is "fixation" in Greek?
"fixation" in Greek is προσήλωση, στερέωμα. fixation means: An intense, often unhealthy preoccupation with a particular person, idea, or thing.
How do you pronounce προσήλωση?
"fixation" in Greek is προσήλωση, pronounced "prosilosi".
How do you use "fixation" in a sentence?
Example: "She developed a fixation with keeping the house spotless." In Greek, "fixation" is προσήλωση, στερέωμα.
Are there other ways to say "fixation" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "fixation": προσήλωση, στερέωμα.
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