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Discover LudwigThe phrase "addict with" may not be grammatically correct in all contexts.
It can be used as a colloquialism or slang, but may not be considered formal or proper English. It may be more appropriate to rephrase the sentence in a more standard way, such as "addicted to." Example: "He has been an addict with drugs for many years." This sentence may be more appropriately written as: "He has been addicted to drugs for many years."
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"And I think I'm an addict with lots of different addictions: food, sex, et cetera".
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A drug addict with schizophrenia, he lived two decades on the streets.
Nick is a semi-recovering heroin addict with a predilection for nail polish and eyeliner.
Luisa in particular remains a blank, an addict with no back story and little front story.
He is a crack addict, with multiple incarcerations for burglary and theft.
No addict, with or without a history of relapse, is ever free from that prospect.
He was a long-term drug addict with an extensive history of violence, including several arrests.
"You know what I just said to an addict with schizophrenia?" Professor Boyle asked rhetorically.
"There's nothing worse than a drug addict with opinions," Lucy observes.
Two with machine guns walked toward an older addict with one eye, Sharif Uzzaman.
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