unaddicted
- adjective
- /ˌʌnəˈdɪktɪd/
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no adicto
- I do not care about "fine Cuban cigars" or some other babble; to me, as someone unaddicted and unaccustomed to the smoke, it stinks all the same.
It's a death that leaves people that are unaddicted with no, with no answers to the questions, and they're baffled.
- It's a death that leaves people that are unaddicted with no, with no answers to the questions, and they're baffled.
Examples
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Undeclared war zone, and if you're a low-level, unaddicted drug dealer, you're doing well.
Fiction book (2001) -
Living a healthy lifestyle helped him become unaddicted to junk food and embrace nutritious meals.
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You get to be unaddicted again.
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It's a death that leaves people that are unaddicted with no, with no answers to the questions, and they're baffled.
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After several months of therapy, she felt truly unaddicted and free from her previous dependence on alcohol.
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Many people strive to remain unaddicted to substances that could negatively affect their health and relationships.
Synonyms
Not addicted to a drug or to another person
Serious and controlled in behaviour, not given to excess
Antonyms
How Addicted
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unaddicted starts with un- meaning 'not' and uses addict, the same part you see in addiction, which means being strongly 'given to' something. So, unaddicted means 'not dependent' on a substance or habit.