addictive

Preposition: as

• heroin: We are never shown what the product is, but the stuff is as addictive as heroin.
• drug: A: Nicotine is as addictive as many illegal drugs such as heroin and cocaine.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• find: I now know why people find big Barbel so addictive.
• make: Work is in progress to develop a vaccine that takes some of the pleasure out of smoking whilst making nicotine less addictive.

Modifies a noun

• teaser: Sudoku is a game of pure logic, an addictive brain teaser that can be.. .
• gameplay: Choose from Journey Mode or Arcade Mode - the addictive gameplay will give you hours of fun!
• craze: Sudoku is the addictive Japanese number puzzle craze that is sweeping the UK.
• personality: Those with addictive personalities are not helped by arresting the vast majority who do not suffer from the problem.
• craving: It is also used to treat physical ailments which may have an underlying emotional element and has been used very successfully with addictive cravings.
• behavior: Here to support each other in trying to ' give up ' one of the most addictive behaviors going around today.

Used with adjective complement

• become: I must say the game can become rather addictive!

Infinitive complement

• play: We picked up a stack of games, too, and they are hugely addictive to play.

Modifying Another Word

• fiendishly: Sudoku is the fiendishly addictive number... to be good at Sudoku!
• powerfully: Tobacco is a powerfully addictive drug that most of its users would like to quit using.
• strangely: Maybe there should be a WARNING expressed here that rowing is a strangely addictive sport for many who take it up.
• dangerously: But be warned, the place is dangerously addictive.
• incredibly: Anyone who has played either of the first two GTA games will be familiar with its incredibly addictive nature.
• horribly: One word of warning: it's a horribly addictive game.

Preposition: in

• way: Health warnings Cocaine is addictive in a different way to heroin.

Preposition: than

• heroin: In fact, nicotine is considered more addictive than heroin or cocaine.