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Discover LudwigSentence The phrase 'addictive to' is not correct in written English.
Instead, you would use the phrase 'addictive for' or 'addictive of'. For example: The sweet taste of strawberry ice cream is addictive for many people.
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On the other hand, it is reasonable to predict a cancer to be addictive to STAT signaling, when the cancer gets addicted to an oncokinase, and the survival supporting activity of the oncokinase depend on STAT signaling.
It's very addictive to be given some power.
Pretty soon, it may become addictive to watch every dollar.
It was, at least for a time, nearly addictive to millions of people.
"These one-time measures can be very addictive to governments," he added.
It's pretty addictive to be working on big cases involving genocide".
Like cigarette smoking, public cell phone use is addictive to some, polluting to others.
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But where Splatoon excels is in the online multiplayer mode with its addictive to-and-fro gameplay.
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Though repetitious, they are hypnotic — addictive even — to look at.
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