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addictive

[uh-dik-tiv] / əˈdɪk tɪv /
ADJECTIVE
habit-forming
Synonyms
STRONGEST
WEAK
enslaving hooking


Example Sentences

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Inman Grant told the BBC children had proved to be an "incredibly lucrative" market for social media platforms, noting the addictive properties of platforms that were initially designed for adults.

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In a open letter to Sir Keir Starmer on Sunday, the 61 MPs said "successive governments" had done "too little to protect young people from... unregulated, addictive social media platforms".

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"I wasn't going to be an archaeologist, I didn't even have an archaeology degree... but it becomes very addictive because the sites are so brilliant."

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An editorial in independent magazine Jom pointed out that the ban created "incentives for black marketers to create the most high-value, addictive products".

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Williams said the influence of Rudakubana's crimes on Morgan showed that "too many of our young people" are exposed to dangerous, addictive and influential content online.

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