craving

Converse of object

• gratify: And that influence is us, verse 3, " gratifying the cravings of our sinful nature and following its desires and thoughts.
• satisfy: The reinforcement of satisfying the craving will be absent or reduced, helping the smoker to break the habit.
• curb: But what can you do to curb those cravings?
• relieve: Over a period of 3 months you should use the gum to relieve the cravings to smoke.
• overcome: Hypnosis - Hypnosis has also been used to help overcome nicotine cravings.

Preposition: for

• nicotine: Treat yourself The physical craving for nicotine will pass off quite quickly.
• cigarette: The physical craving for a cigarette often goes in less than a week.
• carbohydrate: This often goes hand in hand with intensive cravings for carbohydrates that can lead to weight gain.
• cocaine: Currently, there is no medication that addresses the strong cravings for cocaine that an addicted individual experiences.
• sweet: Yep, studies show working up a sweat could lower your craving for sweets.

Adjective modifier

• insatiable: His hunger becomes an insatiable craving: the more he eats, the more he wants, and the stronger he becomes.
• addictive: Effective for: Anger, fear, grief, addictive craving, in fact can be tried for any emotional disorder.
• intense: In the fourth week, I had an intense craving for salt.

Modifies a noun

• designation: Newsies craving designation learn that there the timing of.

Noun used with modifier

• newsy: Newsies craving designation learn that there the timing of.
• nicotine: There are many ways to help control your nicotine cravings.
• carbohydrate: There is currently no recognized treatment for carbohydrate cravings.
• carb: Subjects who took the CP supplement reported an overall drop in their carb cravings compared to the placebo group.
• sugar: What can I do to overcome my constant sugar cravings?
• cigarette: These, combined with cigarette cravings, are why it is difficult for some people to give up smoking.