Noun Addicting Definition and Examples

Addicting

/əˈdɪktɪv/

adjective

(of a substance or activity) causing or likely to cause someone to become addicted to it.

1. 'Pushing the limits of your personal bests will be addicting!'
2. 'I can tell you, caramelised onions are addictive, especially with goat's cheese on olive and walnut bread.'
3. 'When drunk frequently or in large quantities, alcohol is addictive.'
4. 'For many mildly (or not so mildly) addictive modern commodities, the attraction is itself dangerous.'
5. 'I cannot say enough good things about this short, addicting series.'
6. 'Appetite suppressants should be totally avoided because they are addictive.'
7. 'His team are using fruit flies to study the genetics of cocaine and other addictive drugs.'
8. 'We got immediate feedback from the crowd (always positive), and that got pretty addictive!'
9. 'Fonts are fun, but they can also be addictive.'
10. 'She was told that both drugs are addictive and will no longer be prescribed for her.'
11. 'he has an addictive personality'
12. 'An addictive personality, he is now off the drugs, though he still drinks a bit.'
13. 'And for a man who confesses to having an addictive personality, his main vice is now mostly confined to words.'
14. 'She was one of those people with an inner fire - an unquenchable energy which gave her a highly addictive personality.'
15. 'Lovers come and go, often as far as the altar, but there is little indication of an addictive womaniser.'
16. 'As anyone who has experienced addiction will tell you, changing addictive behavior is not an easy thing to do.'
17. 'Many patients to whom it will be given will have addictive personalities.'

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