Obsessed with
Resolved to and obsessed with are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Resolved to" instead an adjective phrase "Obsessed with".
Resolved to
Obsessed with and resolved to are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Obsessed with" instead an adjective phrase "Resolved to".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- intent and obsessed with
- intent and resolved to
- determined and obsessed with
- determined and resolved to
- bent on and obsessed with
- bent on and resolved to
- set on and obsessed with
- set on and resolved to
- determined to and obsessed with
- determined to and resolved to
- hell-bent on and obsessed with
- hell-bent on and resolved to
- insistent on and obsessed with
- insistent on and resolved to
Both terms in one sentence
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Nightmare Fetishist: Martin became sexually obsessed with the original film and resolved to create a Human Centipede of his own.
Source: Film / The Human Centipede -
By the episodes end, Joy resolved to be nicer and less of a bitch, Randy got a Word-A-Day calendar and Earl decided to not be so obsessed with his list, being known as the "karma freak." Also, while Randy was always a bit slow, by season 3, he's got full-blown mental retardation.
Source: Series / My Name Is Earl
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