Addicted
Addicted adjective - Compulsively or physiologically dependent on something habit-forming.
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Synonyms for Addicted
Habitual and addicted are semantically related In some cases you can use "Habitual" instead an adjective "Addicted".
Habitual
Habitual adjective - Being such by habit and not likely to change.
Usage example: she admits she's an habitual procrastinator, but she still manages to meet all her deadlines
Addicted and habitual are semantically related in usual topic. You can use "Addicted" instead an adjective "Habitual", if it concerns topics such as inveterate.
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Related pairs
- accustomed and addicted
- accustomed and habitual
- regular and addicted
- regular and habitual
- confirmed and addicted
- confirmed and habitual
- ingrained and addicted
- ingrained and habitual
- persistent and addicted
- persistent and habitual
- incorrigible and addicted
- incorrigible and habitual
- conventional and addicted
- conventional and habitual
Both words in one sentence
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An early story arc in Breaking Bad featured Jesse (already a habitual user of crystal meth and weed) being introduced to heroin by his girlfriend Jane and slowly becoming addicted.
Source: Descent into Addiction
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