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View usage for: (ædɪkt) Word forms: plural addicts1. countable nounAn addict is someone who takes harmful drugs and cannot stop taking them. He's only 24 years old and a drug addict. Synonyms: user, abuser, junkie [informal], druggie [informal] More Synonyms of addict 2. countable nounIf you say that someone is an addict, you mean that they like a particular activity very much and spend as much time doing it as they can. She is a TV addict and watches as much as she can. Synonyms: fan, lover, nut [slang], follower More Synonyms of addict addict in British Englishverb (əˈdɪkt)1. (tr; usually passive; often foll by to) to cause (someone or oneself) to become dependent (on something, esp a narcotic drug) noun (ˈædɪkt)2. a person who is addicted, esp to narcotic drugs 3. informal a person who is devoted to something a jazz addict Word origin C16: (as adj and as vb; n use C20): from Latin addictus given over, from addīcere to give one's assent to, from ad- to + dīcere to say addict in American English (əˈdɪkt; for n., ˈædɪkt) verb transitive1. to give (oneself) up to some strong habit usually in the passive voice 2. to cause (someone) to become addicted to some habit noun3. a person addicted to some habit, esp. to the use of a narcotic drug 4. an ardent supporter; devotee a baseball addict Word origin < L addictus, pp. of addicere, to give assent < ad-, to + dicere, to say: see diction Examples of 'addict' in a sentenceaddict Few in this generation are heroin addicts.The homeless drug addict tested positive for cocaine.Subsequently his mother lost her nursing job and became a drug addict. Drug addicts were at ease with her.We're not convinced a romance between these recovering drug addicts is the most sensible idea.He loves his son, but remains addicted to heroin and is tragic.The brothers come from a troubled background, raised by their nan as both parents were heroin addicts.In reality, she was a former drug addict who spent three years behind bars for smuggling drugs into jail.The contradictions are apparent in her first appearance, when we find her in a halfway house for recovering addicts.In the days that followed it was claimed the singer had died a heroin addict and had recently been admitted to hospital after an overdose.No one else can make an addict stop.Ten years ago he was a hapless drug addict.The former drug addict had previously served as least two sentences for robbery.The notion of addicts as passive victims of their addiction is a gross simplification.He spends much of his free time helping other addicts and alcoholics find freedom.Those who become addicted to toxic food will not find organic food enjoyable.Treat yourself like a recovering drug addict who needs to go cold turkey.This is a party ideologically addicted to spending and borrowing and taxing.But the takeaway addict could not stop himself begging for food.This new pleasure leads them to become addicted to the experience.This makes recovering addicts prone to relapse.Locals say many inhabitants are alcoholics and drug addicts who spend the day sleeping indoors.If a person is an addict it is an illness that no amount of bullying is going to help.We had such a brilliant time we became addicted and now we go twice a year if we can.The best treatment for heroin addicts?According to the former addict who knows them, such a move always comes with risk.It's about being addicted to a person you should not be addicted to.As a former crack addict, he says he speaks from experience.They almost have to withdraw from the adrenaline, much as drug addicts have to experience discomfort when "kicking "their habit.My husband and I are already addicted to it and look forward to seeing how the plot unfolds.Living as she did in an age much addicted to gossip and scandal, the legacy of her past was simply too spectacular to conceal. British English: addict / ˈædɪkt/ NOUN An addict is someone who cannot stop taking harmful drugs. ...a drug addict. - American English: addict
- Arabic: مُدْمِن
- Brazilian Portuguese: viciado
- Chinese: 瘾君子
- Croatian: ovisnik
- Czech: narkoman
- Danish: misbruger
- Dutch: verslaafde
- European Spanish: adicto
- Finnish: narkomaani
- French: toxicomane
- German: Süchtiger
- Greek: ναρκομανής
- Italian: tossicomane
- Japanese: 中毒者
- Korean: 중독자
- Norwegian: misbruker
- Polish: narkoman
- European Portuguese: viciado
- Romanian: dependent
- Russian: наркоман
- Latin American Spanish: adicto
- Swedish: missbrukare
- Thai: ผู้ติดยาเสพติด
- Turkish: bağımlı
- Ukrainian: наркоман
- Vietnamese: người nghiện
All related terms of 'addict'Chinese translation of 'addict' n (c) drug/heroin addict 吸毒/海洛因成瘾(癮)的人 (xīdú/hǎiluòyīn chéngyǐn de rén) (个(個), gè) TV/football addict 电(電)视(視)/足球迷 (diànshì/zúqiú mí) (个(個), gè)
Definition a person who is unable to stop taking narcotic drugs He's only 24 years old and a drug addict. Synonyms user abuser druggie (informal) freak (informal) fiend (informal) pill-popper (informal) space cadet (slang) smackhead (slang) pothead (slang) cokehead (slang) acidhead (slang) hashhead (slang) dope-fiend (slang) Definition a person who is devoted to something She's a TV addict and watches as much as she can. Synonyms fan lover rooter (US) groupie (slang) related words related suffix -holic Additional synonymsDefinition a supporter or follower Communism was gaining adherents in Latin America. Synonyms supporter, fan, advocate, follower, admirer, partisan, disciple, protagonist, devotee, or woman or person">henchman or woman or person, hanger-on, upholder, sectary, votaryHe was an admirer of her grandmother's paintings. Synonyms fan, supporter, follower, enthusiast, partisan, disciple, buff (informal), protagonist, devotee, worshipper, adherent, votaryDefinition an enthusiastic fan of a sport or interest You are obviously a jazz aficionado. Synonyms fan, lover, enthusiast, admirer, supporter, nut (slang), follower, addict, freak (informal), disciple, buff (informal), fanatic, devotee, connoisseur, adherent, votary |