ossessionata
Ossessionata is the feminine singular form of the past participle of the Italian verb ossessionare, used as an adjective or passive participle to describe a female subject who is obsessed or haunted by a thought, impulse, or preoccupation. In ordinary Italian, it conveys a sense of intense preoccupation, often implying that the preoccupation interferes with daily life or judgment. The masculine form is ossessionato, and the plural forms are ossessionati (masculine) and ossessionate (feminine).
Origin and meaning: The word derives from the noun ossessione (obsession), which in turn comes from Latin
Usage: In clinical contexts, Italian typically uses ossessione to label the symptom and the phrase disturbo
Examples: una ragazza ossessionata dall’immagine di sé; una persona ossessionata dal tempo; a character described as