The phrase "addicted man" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a man who has a strong dependence on a substance or behavior, often implying a negative connotation.
Example: "The addicted man struggled to regain control of his life after years of substance abuse."
Alternatives: "dependent man" or "substance-dependent man."
"Britain is the addicted man of Europe," the authors say.
The report, which describes the UK as the "addicted man of Europe", says that "club drugs", such as salvia and green rolex, are being bought online in vast quantities and delivered throughout the UK by mainstream postal services.
A new report labels Britain 'the addicted man of Europe'.
Participants answered these questions after being asked to reflect on two hypothetical scenarios describing addicted men: i) John who was addicted to alcohol; and ii) Peter who was addicted to heroin.
Police and military patrols circled by the shelters every few minutes and kept close watch on the homeless and addicted men living on the streets, some of them long-ago deportees who never made it back to their U.S. lives.
Among the men in the study who still used drugs, health problems, unemployment, criminal involvement, social isolation and broken family relationships were common, as they were for a similar group of addicted men who took part in focus groups organized by the researchers.
The alternative would be to donate $1,000 to the other's favorite charity, with Tapper supporting Dr. Shershah Syed — who he described as "an ob/gyn devoting himself to saving impoverished women in his native Pakistan" — and Todd supporting Samaritan Inns — which he described as providing "housing and recovery services to homeless and addicted men and women".
"Shanghai Baby" tells the story of Coco, a 25-year-old waitress who falls in love with a tall and handsome but impotent and drug-addicted man named Tian Tian.
By August, Mr. Saul and Mr. Garahan had succeeded in steering two of those inddividuals into treatment and were still making weekly visits to persuade the crack-addicted man to enter a drug detoxification program.
"Head On," a story about a young Turkish-German woman who marries a drug-addicted man she doesn't love to escape her conservative Islamic family, won the top prize, the Golden Bear, at the 54th Berlin International Film Festival.
This Sex-and-Love-addicted man knows he's got issues, but rather than dealing with them himself, he's looking for that one special lady who will cure him.
