addicted

Being addicted to a drug is entirely different from being addicted to doing math.

A security blanket for those addicted to their mobiles and trying to curb that constant neck-tilting and screen-tapping.

Or chase other people's business models instead of your own because you become addicted to the glare of the relentlessly-moving spotlight.

People are more addicted to shaming themselves for enjoying something, than they are to the thing they wish they wouldn't enjoy.

I admit though there is something about lisp that I just really like (perhaps I'm addicted to parentheses).

There is a guideline that is used when identifying most addictions [1] since most patterns of behavior tend to be similar regardless of substance or activity that the person is addicted to.

They'll get sort of addicted, and then we'll somehow figure out how to collect sometime in the next decade.

There's an old collection of games called Aviation Adventure that I was addicted to as a kid.

Will these candy flavored vaporizers get more kids addicted to nicotine?

It's people who are suffering from mental illness or who live in conditions that cause them mental anguish who usually become addicted to drugs in general.

He cites 12:1, casual to addicted, in the USA.

I became profoundly addicted to nicotine patches because I didn't have time to smoke, and didn't have the willpower or lifestyle health to quit.

To me that's kind of like saying "how would you know if you're addicted to nicotine if you never tried smoking?

I liked my cursory knowledge of "everything" and I guess I became addicted to it.

A crack cocaine dealer can certainly have a "social impact", even if that impact is "more people addicted to crack cocaine".

"I'm addicted" makes for a nice excuse to tell yourself.