hooked
- adjective
- /hʊkt/
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- My grandmother who introduced me to film and got me hooked on James Bond.
And so why are both of you so hooked on water?
- And so why are both of you so hooked on water?
- This fit fella is hooked on your loved up banter.
- Like so we, we bring you in and get you hooked on something that's relatable.
- But I know why I got hooked on porn.
- free trial and get the unlimited access and I'm sure you'll be hooked. This course
- Yeah, it's it's it hooked me right off the bat.
- And then I just, I was right back, like just hooked for a long time.
- So when you're around me, you get hooked onto that.
- And I was hooked from the first few drinks, to be honest.
- After I hit that, I was hooked immediately.
- You have bright advertisers who figure out how to get kids hooked on cigarettes.
Examples
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He was so hooked on heroin that he lost his job and relationships.
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So now we as a family are hooked on the good place.
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And I was very, very, very hooked, especially on, on, on drugs.
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And so why are both of you so hooked on water?
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So this is what got me hooked at the start.
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So what first got you started and hooked on studying emotion?
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But my whole thing was, I don't want to get hooked because, yeah, I cannot.
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I've been so hooked on Mac that I'm curious.
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After trying gambling once, she found herself hooked and unable to stop.
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Many teenagers become hooked on video games, often neglecting their studies.
Synonyms
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4.1
Unable to stop using drugs, alcohol or video games
Antonyms
How Addicted
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hooked in the sense of being addicted comes from the image of a hook that grabs and holds a fish so it cannot swim away. So if you are 'hooked' on a drug or habit, you are 'caught' and cannot easily 'stop'.