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In natural English speech, "addicted" appears in contexts such as: "thinking like I people are constantly telling me how great I am. Um, I'm addicted to that feeling and I have realizing later on like I've never really had to kind of define myself apart from what will allow me to continue feeling that thing. What will". Listen to the exact timestamped clip in the accompanying video with synchronized subtitles.

IPA/əˈdɪktɪd/

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thinking like I people are constantly telling me how great I am. Um, I'm

addicted to that feeling and I have realizing later on like I've never

really had to kind of define myself apart from what will allow me to continue feeling that thing. What will

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adjective

Having a biochemical addiction.

adjective

Devoted to or obsessed with something.

“[…] he was from his childhood addicted to study, and ever since he came to the use of reason so great a husband of his time, as not to let slip unoccupied the least fragment of it.”

verb

simple past and past participle of addict

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