The phrase "alcohol addicted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has a dependency on alcohol.
Example: "After years of struggling, he finally admitted that he was alcohol addicted and sought help."
Alternatives: "alcohol dependent" or "struggling with alcohol addiction."
Persons with more familiarity with alcohol addiction were more comfortable with an alcohol addicted person (OR = 1.57, 1.16-2.12).
People who agreed that alcohol addiction was caused by personal qualities were less likely to feel comfortable with an alcohol addicted person than those who disagreed (OR = 0.55, 0.39-0.77).
In 2009, after attending a conference on addiction recovery in Cape Cod, he believed there was an opportunity to build a world class facility where drug and alcohol addicted clients could get ongoing treatment.
What did Dr. Venter, or Craig as he's known to his remaining friends who haven't been put off by his antisocial, tobacco and alcohol addicted, night owl, running-around type behavior, do to prove ownership of the traits on these tiny sperm-like squiggles?
Thirdly, those alcohol addicted patients who cannot follow our postoperative and give up alcohol drinking postoperatively.
It could be hypothesized that neuroprotective effects of S100B are expressed to a lower degree in female alcohol addicted subjects.
"Why should a drug or alcohol addict get pregnant?
Mr. Quintana was 13 before his mother, a drug and alcohol addict, suddenly turned sober.
The plot involves a church running a farm using drug and alcohol addicts as labour.
"He had one strike against him because he was an addict," said Don Murray, head of a nonprofit group that treats drug and alcohol addicts at California's racetracks.
Yet he spent years as a drug and alcohol addict and a homeless man before his Christian conversion in 1994 and his return to performing in 2001.
