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obsess antonym

 

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Term: Obsess Antonym

Description:

The term "obsess antonym" refers to the opposite or contrary meaning of the word "obsess." It represents a term or concept that signifies the absence or avoidance of obsessive thoughts, behaviors, or feelings.

Senses and Usages:

  • 1. Noun: The antonym of obsession, indicating a state of not being obsessed with something.
  • 2. Verb (Transitive): To emphasize or highlight the opposite of an obsessive focus or preoccupation.
  • 3. Verb (Intransitive): Referring to the action of deliberately avoiding or preventing oneself from becoming obsessed with something.
  • 4. Adjective: Describing a person, behavior, or mindset that lacks obsession or is free from obsession.
  • 5. Adverb: Signifying the act of engaging in activities that mitigate or reduce obsessive thoughts or behaviors.

Examples:

  • 1. Noun: His indifference towards material wealth serves as the obsess antonym.
  • 2. Verb (Transitive): The article aimed to obsess antonym the general perception about the importance of success.
  • 3. Verb (Intransitive): She managed to obsess antonym and stop herself from becoming overly attached to her possessions.
  • 4. Adjective: Being laid-back and carefree, she was the obsess antonym friend in their group.
  • 5. Adverb: He consciously and obsess antonymly surrounded himself with calming influences to avoid his usual fixation.

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