Fixation ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Fixation ( noun )

1. The act of fixing or the state of being fixed.
2. A persistent concentration of mental or emotional energy on a particular object or idea.
3. A physiological state in which a part of the body is held in a rigid or immobile position.

Origin:

From the latin word "fixare" meaning "to fasten" or "to make firm".

Examples:

1. The fixation of the broken bone was a success.
2. He had a fixation on the idea of winning the lottery.
3. The patient was diagnosed with a fixation of the left knee.
4. The artist had a fixation on painting sunsets.
5. The scientist's fixation on her research project prevented her from seeing any other possibilities.

(As a verb)

Fixation ( verb )

1. The act of fixing or the state of being fixed.
2. A persistent concentration of mental or emotional energy on a particular object or idea.
3. A physiological state in which a part of the body is held in a rigid or immobile position.

Origin:

From the latin word "fixare" meaning "to fasten" or "to make firm".

Examples:

1. The fixation of the broken bone was a success.
2. He had a fixation on the idea of winning the lottery.
3. The patient was diagnosed with a fixation of the left knee.
4. The artist had a fixation on painting sunsets.
5. The scientist's fixation on her research project prevented her from seeing any other possibilities.