The phrase "absolutely obsessed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express a strong and intense interest or preoccupation with something or someone.
Example: "Ever since I discovered that new series, I've been absolutely obsessed with it."
Alternatives: "completely infatuated" or "totally captivated".
He was an eccentric - absolutely obsessed with cryostasis.
"I have become absolutely obsessed with my Mini," he said.
"I'd rather it has fewer things, but things that people love and are absolutely obsessed about".
"You know, I didn't believe things could be genetically planted, but the 2-year-old is just absolutely obsessed by boats, so I think we're doomed," Sanderson said.
Click here to view BEFORE HE TOOK ON TOLKIEN, PETER JACKSON WAS REVOLTING "I watched Braindead on video when it first came out and I became absolutely obsessed.
[The art world] is absolutely obsessed with youth, which is a shame because once you've had early acceptance it is difficult to maintain it.
"The actors today are absolutely musically obsessed," said the director James Toback, who is currently in the studio with RZA of Wu-Tang Clan, laying down tracks for his coming documentary on Mike Tyson.
What a reality-obsessed nation absolutely has to know is: what will KELLY OSBOURNE be doing for the holiday?
But it's absolutely hilarious to see how obsessed these guys get over pizza.
She is the bossy, egocentric narcissist in French and Saunders, and the self-obsessed Edina in Absolutely Fabulous, but it is still of little surprise to hear Jennifer Saunders earnestly described as "a very generous person to work with – very co-operative and very unegotistical".
The result is a tight 11-song cycle, 42 minutes that are at once brutal and beautiful, obsessed with grief and death but absolutely cathartic.
