Object

• object: Slow smooth pursuit movements let the eye and brain steadily and constantly fixate an object moving at less than 30 degrees per second.

• target: Instruct the patient to fixate a target straight ahead.

• square: During the presentation of a position to be recalled, the program fixates squares following the saccades specified by the eye movement module.

Modifying Another Word

• possessively: Friend tim thinks game has simply exploded fixate possessively on mistakenly believed in.

Preposition: on

• thing: Or why all your senses just get fixated on one thing.

• issue: Although we still get fixated on single issues like nuclear power, the response to the challenge will involve all dimensions of society.

• technology: A quick perusal of the bibliography on e-learning confirms that we can easily become too fixated on technology.

Preposition: with

• shot: Continue reading " Is digital cinema fixated with wide shots?

• idea: Eddington was fixated with the idea of what he called a fundamental theory.

Modifying Another Word

• too: Just try not to get too fixated on results.

• so: If anyone can suggest why such a tiny town was so fixated on telling the time please let me know.

• not: He then had the audacity to claim he's not fixated by speeding!

Followed by an intransitive particle

• upon: Stereotypes usually have some basis of truth but are then exaggerated and fixated upon.