addict - use in sentences

Object

  • gambler: There is no other specialist provider of residential treatment to severely addicted gamblers in the UK.

Converse of object

  • mac-toting: It was a rebellion against his peers, Mac-toting iPod addicts, one and all.
  • recover: We who are grateful recovering cocaine addicts ask you to listen closely to our stories.
  • rehabilitate: I think of the center for rehabilitating drug addicts which was faced with losing its housing benefits.
  • gamble: Australia may have the highest number of gambling addicts per head of population in the world.

Adjective modifier

  • self-confessed: I can reveal self-confessed sex addict Russell Brand, 31, is after her.
  • opiate: Over 20 months 137 consecutive opiate addicts were followed after in-patient detoxification.
  • hopeless: Everyone knew that Mavis was a hopeless drug addict.
  • hardcore: For anyone mildly interested in the genre, this should make you a hardcore addict!
  • homeless: The center also registered an increase in the number of homeless drug addicts using its services.
  • former: Once the addict commits to change, former addicts turned rehabilitation coaches lead the addict through the desert.

Modifying Another Word

  • helplessly: I've become totally, helplessly addicted to Sudoku, a Japanese logic puzzle which can be anything from.. .
  • hopelessly: I asked my friend Philip, who is hopelessly addicted to the things, what he thought.

Noun used with modifier

  • heroin: Most heroin addicts don't usually want to stop being addicts.
  • cocaine: There are a reported two million male cocaine addicts in the US.
  • drug: Britain has a million hard drug addicts for the first time ever.
  • opium: He had been a follower of Confucius and an opium addict and his wife had demonic problems.
  • telly: I love reading and writing, watching movies and, to my shame, I am a hopeless telly addict, especially soaps!
  • gambling: Also worrying is one of the fathers is a 38 year old gambling addict living with his parents.

Infinitive complement

  • crack: Everyone who drinks grande one shot latte ends up addicted to crack.

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