fixationin a sentence
fixation as in: fixated on football
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"Mina's fixated on birds just now," said Mrs. McKee. (source)fixated = compulsively preoccupied (can't stop thinking about)
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But he understood that I had fixated on clothes as the symbol of why I didn't, and couldn't, belong.† (source)
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Several times I've looked up to find one fixated on me.† (source)
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Fixated on the nearest Zero, Pillsbury thought, If he'd just come up, I can knock him down.† (source)
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As you are aware, you yourself are the focus of Miss Chase's more persistent fixations.† (source)
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Epi stood stock still, fixated on Claude.† (source)
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Liesel watched Hans Junior in the face, fixated on the thinness of his lips and the rocky line of his bottom teeth.† (source)
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He also had an extreme fixation on the 1980s, the decade during which he'd been a teenager.† (source)
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Had Sam or Jared or Quil ever gone a whole day without seeing the objects of their fixations, Emily, Kim, and Claire?† (source)
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Whenever Walt McCandless, in his stern fashion, would dispense a fatherly admonishment to Chris, Carine, or their half siblings, Chris would fixate on his father's own less than sterling behavior many years earlier and silently denounce him as a sanctimonious hypocrite.† (source)
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Rosa Amalia wants Belky to stop living in limbo, always fixating on reunifying with her mother.† (source)
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He fixates on the "6" on Doleman's jersey, the way a basketball defender stares at the midsection of the dribbling opponent.† (source)
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His blistering gaze seemed fixated on something over Langdon's shoulder.† (source)
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They don't all turn out harmless — if, indeed, you can call Hagrid harmless, with that monster fixation he's got —† (source)
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I admit I'm overly logical about a lot of things, but I firmly believe that one of my most appropriate fixations has been to manage time well.† (source)
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Was it normal to fixate on strangers in this particular vivid, fevered way?† (source)
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