compulsive in German
compulsive in German is zwanghaft — compulsive means resulting from an urge that is difficult or impossible to resist.
compulsive in German
zwanghaft
Uncontrolled or reactive and irresistible.
What does "compulsive" mean?
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adjective Resulting from an urge that is difficult or impossible to resist.
"His compulsive checking of email became a real problem at work."
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compulsive in a sentence
- His compulsive checking of email became a real problem at work.
- She's a compulsive liar.
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What is "compulsive" in German?
"compulsive" in German is zwanghaft. compulsive means: Resulting from an urge that is difficult or impossible to resist.
How do you use "compulsive" in a sentence?
Example: "His compulsive checking of email became a real problem at work." In German, "compulsive" is zwanghaft.
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