The phrase "addicted from" is not correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct phrase is "addicted to," which indicates a strong dependence on something.
Example: "He is addicted to video games and spends most of his free time playing."
Alternatives: "dependent on" or "hooked on."
Long story short: I became addicted from that moment forward.
While excitement fades among recovered X-philes (I was addicted from the start, when I was 11) the question follows: can they pull it off?
It's impossible for me to use a smartphone because of my health, but I think younger people are definitely addicted from what I see.
District Judge Nicholas Crichton, who pioneered FDAC, told the BBC it came out a desire to do more than just "process" cases: "In the worst scenarios I am seeing parents who have been class A drug addicted from age of 10, 11 or 12. "I became very depressed with just removing child after child after child from the same family and not seeing anything change".
He explained that while you can't get addicted from one dose, "you can't get addicted without at least one dose".
"She sat me down and told me that she assumed the reason I didn't grow was because I was addicted from birth, that I didn't eat..
Similarly, federal law prohibits "unlawful" drug users and "addicts" from buying guns, based on recent convictions, or multiple arrests over the past five years.
A self-described sports addict from a young age, he captained his high school basketball team and was one of the city's top baseball prospects.
They went from addicted to cocaine to holding PHDs.
Early intervention may prevent light smokers from getting addicted to smoking.
If we treat addiction as a health issue, we can free the addicts from the criminal gangs that blight their lives and our communities.
