Obsession — Vocab Pack

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followA2verb
to go behind or after someone
She realized someone had begun to follow her home from work.
secretA2noun
something kept hidden from others
She kept the threatening notes a secret from her family at first.
fearA2noun
an unpleasant feeling caused by danger
Fear followed her everywhere, even in daylight.
obsessB1verb
to think about someone constantly and unhealthily
He began to obsess over every detail of her daily life.
stalkerB1noun
a person who follows and watches someone obsessively
The film’s stalker begins as a quiet admirer before turning frightening.
surveillanceB1noun
close observation of a person, often secretly
He sets up hidden surveillance to track her every move.
obsessionB1noun
an idea or feeling that completely dominates someone’s mind
His obsession with her grows more intense with each passing scene.
restraining orderB2phrase
a legal order that keeps one person away from another
She finally files for a restraining order after the threats escalate.
paranoiaB2noun
an irrational feeling that people are watching or plotting against you
Her growing paranoia makes her question every sound in the apartment.
possessiveB2adjective
wanting to control or own someone completely
His possessive texts arrive within minutes of her leaving the house.
gaslightingB2noun
manipulating someone into doubting their own memory or judgment
His gaslighting makes her wonder if she’s imagining the danger.
fixationB2noun
an unusually strong focus on one person or thing
The story traces his fixation from a simple crush to something dangerous.
unhingedC1adjective
emotionally unstable or out of control
By the final act, he seems completely unhinged.
predatoryC1adjective
seeking to exploit or harm others, especially the vulnerable
His predatory patience makes him all the more unsettling.
voyeuristicC1adjective
taking pleasure in secretly watching others
The film’s voyeuristic camera angles put the audience in the stalker’s place.

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