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The compulsive
adjective
Uncontrolled or reactive and unconscious
synonyms
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The Compulsive Traveller was still globe-trottin.
The compulsive nature of the novel was partly born out of desperation.
The compulsive activities of this "Hollywood housewife," suggest a kind of cosmetic Münchausen syndrome.
The compulsive lying continued long after Milosevic stepped down and entered the dock.
The compulsive poll-watcher would not risk offending voters, analysts declared.
The compulsive detailing of his earlier painting had by the time of The Hunter become a kind of playful shorthand.
The compulsive pilfering, along with the museum itself, are certainly an inspired variation on the Proustian idea of recoverable time.
The compulsive nature of TAL, though tyrannical in operation, contributes a lot to its success.
The compulsive liar character is sort of a collage of different people I've known.
The compulsive gambler No, I'm not going to lend you money for 2nd half prop bets.
Never mind The Elusive, Wiley is The Compulsive.
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