compulsive
ਿਬਰਦਸਤੀ
definition
adjective
compulsive eating
resulting from or relating to an irresistible urge, especially one that is against one's conscious wishes.
this play is compulsive viewing
irresistibly interesting or exciting; compelling.
example
Most people with OCD struggle to banish their unwanted thoughts and 'compulsive' behaviors.
Ice hockey, downhill skiing, ski jumping and even the speed skating make for 'compulsive' viewing.
By all indications the episodic behavior could become more 'compulsive' and frequent.
My husband is a 'compulsive' hoarder and shopaholic, filling every inch of our six-bedroom house.
At first Swiss police thought the Frenchman, who crossed the border each day to work in restaurants, was a passionate art lover who became a 'compulsive' thief to realise his dream of owning a private art collection.
Difficult to define exactly, it has become popular to think of almost any behavior that has a 'compulsive' quality as an ‘addiction.’
It became 'compulsive' viewing on a Sunday evening, resulting in clergymen changing the times of Sunday evening church services.
But I think, you know, the combination of a wild stock market with Internet accessibility has turned a lot of people into 'compulsive' gamblers.
The near limitless play potential makes this game a godsend for obsessive, 'compulsive' fans of this style of play, and the ocean deep gameplay ensures that there is always something new to do.
The 'compulsive' overeater eats whenever and whatever she likes.
Over the past two Sundays, Williams's disturbing 10-month-long expose of Britain's hooligan underworld has made 'compulsive' viewing on BBC2.
He became a 'compulsive' traveller, spending a year on the Ivory Coast in 1931 and making many photographs.
Third, technology has a compelling, even 'compulsive' , logic of its own.
But some people fear they could be the breeding ground for the 'compulsive' gamblers of the future.
If she is the sort of 'compulsive' person driven to fix typos and check that the listed URLs are working, this site will keep her busy forever.
What is distinctive about such 'compulsive' behaviour, I would argue, is that the desires and emotions in question are more or less radically independent of the evaluational systems of these agents.
This is a comic take on the nature of luck and the power of faith from the perspective of a cancer patient and her 'compulsive' gambler husband.
War and disasters are indeed fascinating, they make 'compulsive' viewing, especially if you're not in the firing line.
Marijuana is addictive because it causes 'compulsive' , uncontrollable drug craving, seeking and use, even in the face of negative health and social consequences.
You know I can be a very 'compulsive' person, and I have to admit that most of the time I read in the same way that I smoke and chew gum and jiggle my leg a lot.
Aside from their technical prowess, the performance was made 'compulsive' viewing by the showmanship of the boys.
I also struggle with 'compulsive' behaviours from time to time.
For example, multiple addictions have been found among more than half of adolescents who have a 'compulsive' behaviour problem.
Her job at an auctioneer's - one where rich girls fill in time before getting hitched - doesn't pay enough, especially as she is a 'compulsive' consumer.
But motivation coming from a negative source relentlessly generates anxiety and stress, creating 'compulsive' perfectionism.
The guitarist has a thousand yard stare that gives the complete impression of disconnection - it's a 'compulsive' and exciting experience.
However, you may be up against something that you (and other 'compulsive' overeaters) cannot deal with alone.
For many years he was a 'compulsive' gambler, and a very unsuccessful one at that, and while there is no evidence that his life was overly blighted by the addiction, he did run up fairly substantial debts to several bookmakers in Glasgow.
Those addicted to drugs suffer from a 'compulsive' drug craving and usage and cannot quit by themselves.
A child's ability to play is limited by these 'compulsive' behaviors.
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