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dwelling

noun as in lingering over excessively

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“There's a positivity to our film, despite, yes, dwelling in the kind of trauma of what we were going through,” Crane says.

From BBC

Also in line with Labour’s manifesto, Starmer is expected to recommit to building 1.5 million net additional dwellings in England over the course of the Parliament.

From BBC

In recent days they have come under a new kind of assault: from winter seas battering their flimsy, makeshift dwellings.

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She added: "I’m not dwelling on it, for my own sense of wellbeing, because I know that I have done the right thing – and I think history will judge me in that way."

From BBC

I'm dwelling on anti-vaccination because it's such a good example, but it's generally true that conspiracy theories push people to the right.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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