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Discover LudwigThe phrase "it is addictive" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a behavior or activity that someone tends to do a lot. For example "Video games can be addictive; I can't seem to stop playing them."
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Whatever might make gaming addictive in its own right, if it is addictive, doesn't surface from the list.
Yet we down it at the rate of 150 pounds per person per year, and while scientists argue whether it is addictive in humans (it meets the criteria for addiction in animals), it is most certainly habit-forming.
The thrumming hugeness of it is addictive, much seems to flood between the lines, distorting its format the same way mercury is the only metal that is liquid at room temperature.
It is addictive.
And it is addictive.
It is addictive and compelling.
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It's addictive!
And it's addictive.
Now it's addictive.
Be warned: it's addictive.
It's addictive and clever.
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