compulsive
కంపల్సివ్
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.
translation of 'compulsive'
ఇష్టము లేకుండానే
example
She became a 'compulsive' reader of plant and seed catalogues, and even spent a month in China collecting seeds and hunting for plants.
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.
But I think, you know, the combination of a wild stock market with Internet accessibility has turned a lot of people into 'compulsive' gamblers.
Sure enough, he was a liar and a 'compulsive' gambler.
A 'compulsive' overeater (binge-eater) is an individual who compulsively eats but does not purge and usually becomes overweight.
Surveillance - a new and ominous term - became 'compulsive' and almost second nature, even when its use was self-defeating.
Ice hockey, downhill skiing, ski jumping and even the speed skating make for 'compulsive' viewing.
I know how hard our staff work and play and it'll make more 'compulsive' viewing than a bunch of wannabe pop stars.
Her snappy asides, unconstrained mix of observational humour and rants on life's irritations make for lucid, 'compulsive' viewing.
As treatment progresses, most patients gradually experience less anxiety from the obsessive thoughts and are able to resist the 'compulsive' urges.
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.
This feature has just been added to my stats service, which makes it now not just interesting but 'compulsive' viewing.
The guitarist has a thousand yard stare that gives the complete impression of disconnection - it's a 'compulsive' and exciting experience.
The child may develop school phobias, 'compulsive' eating or psychosomatic illnesses.
Since I'm trying to deny the horrifying truth that I began to find the series quite 'compulsive' viewing as it neared its conclusion, I shall now heap scorn upon this piece of advertising.
The opening section of the programme, in which the tiresome threesome rummage through the day's news stories, has fast become 'compulsive' viewing, for all the wrong reasons.
Most people with OCD struggle to banish their unwanted, obsessive thoughts and to prevent themselves from engaging in 'compulsive' behaviors.
I have no tolerance for 'compulsive' gamblers, this stemming from a personal experience with one.
Foregone conclusions don't make for 'compulsive' viewing.
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.
But motivation coming from a negative source relentlessly generates anxiety and stress, creating 'compulsive' perfectionism.
This was 'compulsive' viewing, but only because it was incredibly badly made.
Rarely have the compositional anxieties of the Scherzo sounded more robust and urgent, or its litany of 'compulsive' surges so compelling.
Over the past two Sundays, Williams's disturbing 10-month-long expose of Britain's hooligan underworld has made 'compulsive' viewing on BBC2.
However, you may be up against something that you (and other 'compulsive' overeaters) cannot deal with alone.
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.
A child's ability to play is limited by these 'compulsive' behaviors.
It is characterized by behaviors that include one or more of the following: impaired control over drug use, 'compulsive' use, continued use despite harm, and craving.
My husband is a 'compulsive' hoarder and shopaholic, filling every inch of our six-bedroom house.
Some individuals with bulimia struggle with addictions, including abuse of drugs and alcohol, and 'compulsive' stealing.
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