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compulsive
adjective as in driving, obsessive
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Young Russian conductor Timur Zangiev barreled through Prokoviev’s restless score with compulsive and relentlessness virtuosity.
It’s difficult to imagine a compulsive liar with dozens of sexual assault allegations against him being hired by any legitimate business.
This may seem like a lot of projects for one 37-year-old, who calls them “acts of compulsive nerdiness.”
"TikTok knows that compulsive use of and other harmful effects of its platform are wreaking havoc on the mental health of millions of American children and teenagers," said the lawsuit filed in New York on Tuesday.
“Let us abandon the compulsive idea that we absolutely must reunify.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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