Obsessed and Worried

Obsessed

Obsessed adjective - Having extreme or relentless concern.
Usage example: the youngster was so obsessed with video games that he had little interest in playing outside

Worried and obsessed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Worried" instead an adjective "Obsessed".

Worried

Worried adjective - Feeling or showing uncomfortable feelings of uncertainty.
Usage example: the soldier's father had a worried expression as he listened to the news

Obsessed and worried are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Obsessed" instead an adjective "Worried".

Both words in one sentence

  • Sissy Villain While his large harem seems to imply he's staight, he's nonetheless obsessed with his own physical perfection, to the point of being worried about scars in battle.
    Source: Sissy Villain
  • Shapeshifter Baggage Worried about and obsessed over in the Whateley Universe: ordinary Shifters can't violate Conservation of Mass, but the highest-level Shifters (who may not be using the same underlying principles) can.
  • Gentleman Thief In the follow-up novel, Road Dogs, an FBI agent desperate to arrest Foley is only obsessed with the ex-con because he's worried that the media will some day find out about Foley's story and turn him into a Gentleman Thief anti-hero.
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