Pronunciation: /ˌmɒnəˈmeɪniə/
noun an excessive concentration on a single object or idea, especially one that is irrational or disproportionate
A1 Monomania is a condition where a person is excessively focused on one particular thing.
A2 John's monomania for collecting stamps has taken over his entire life.
B1 Her monomania for cleanliness means she spends hours each day cleaning her house.
B2 The artist's monomania for perfection drove him to create masterpieces but also caused him great stress.
C1 The scientist's monomania for discovering the cure for cancer consumed all of his thoughts and actions.
C2 The CEO's monomania for success led to the rapid growth of the company but also strained his personal relationships.
formal The patient's monomania focused solely on the belief that aliens were trying to communicate with him.
informal Her monomania about cleanliness led her to constantly sanitize everything in sight.
slang His monomania for video games was starting to affect his grades in school.
figurative The artist's monomania for perfection drove him to create masterpieces that captivated audiences worldwide.
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