addicted in Italian
addicted in Italian is dipendente — addicted means physically or psychologically dependent on a substance, unable to stop easily.
addicted in Italian
dipendente
Having a biochemical addiction.
What does "addicted" mean?
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adjective Physically or psychologically dependent on a substance, unable to stop easily.
"He became addicted to painkillers after his surgery."
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adjective Extremely fond of or obsessed with something, often used loosely.
"My sister is addicted to that new phone game."
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addicted in a sentence
- He became addicted to painkillers after his surgery.
- Nicotine is one of the most addictive substances, and many smokers stay addicted for decades.
- My sister is addicted to that new phone game.
- He's addicted to checking his messages every few minutes.
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What is "addicted" in Italian?
"addicted" in Italian is dipendente. addicted means: Physically or psychologically dependent on a substance, unable to stop easily.
How do you use "addicted" in a sentence?
Example: "He became addicted to painkillers after his surgery." In Italian, "addicted" is dipendente.
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