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kick the habit
verb as in cure
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verb as in quit
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Example Sentences
He tried to kick the habit but has found it hard: "Obviously, I want to leave this, right? But it is such a strong addiction. I have gone to rehabilitation centres, I have locked myself in my family's house."
Smokers tell her they want to kick the habit but feel trapped.
"This is not a therapeutic good to help hardened smokers kick the habit. This is a good that is deliberately targeted at kids to recruit them to nicotine addiction."
An NHS stop-smoking scheme is helping pregnant women in Lincolnshire kick the habit.
“They never did provide her surgery till months later, and she became predictably dependent on the medication and couldn’t kick the habit,” he said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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