🇬🇧 Addiction meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Addiction is a strong need to do or have something repeatedly, even when it’s not good for you. It can be about things like eating too much candy, playing video games for hours, or even watching cat videos all day. Some addictions are harmless, while others can be unhealthy or make life harder. Learning balance is important to avoid becoming too attached to one thing!

My brother has an addiction to chocolate—he even dreams about it!

Mom says my addiction to cartoons is serious, but I say it's research for my future career as a superhero.

My cat has an addiction to knocking things off the table, and no therapy can cure it.

My teacher says I have an addiction to talking in class, but I call it "advanced communication skills."

Grandma has an addiction to knitting, and now even the lamp has a sweater.

Anna sat on the sofa with empty wrappers. Her addiction to chocolate was clear: she kept reaching, even after one bite. She tried to stop the addiction, she called it addiction, but the addiction pulled her hand. Her friend knocked and took addiction away. Anna cried, laughed, and said 'No more addiction' and felt free for a calm hour.

This word is at the B2 level, which means it’s used in more complex conversations and texts. It helps you discuss abstract ideas, express opinions clearly, and engage in discussions on a variety of topics, both personal and professional.

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