obsessed in Portuguese
obsessed in Portuguese is obcecado — obsessed means completely preoccupied with one thing, to an unhealthy or extreme degree.
obsessed in Portuguese
obcecado
Intensely preoccupied with or by a given topic or emotion; driven by a specified obsession.
What does "obsessed" mean?
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adj Completely preoccupied with one thing, to an unhealthy or extreme degree.
"She became obsessed with fitness after joining the gym."
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obsessed in a sentence
- She became obsessed with fitness after joining the gym.
- He's obsessed with that band — he owns every album twice.
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What is "obsessed" in Portuguese?
"obsessed" in Portuguese is obcecado. obsessed means: Completely preoccupied with one thing, to an unhealthy or extreme degree.
How do you use "obsessed" in a sentence?
Example: "She became obsessed with fitness after joining the gym." In Portuguese, "obsessed" is obcecado.
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