Pronunciation: /ˌæl.kəˈhɒ.lɪk/
noun a person who is addicted to alcohol
A1 My uncle is an alcoholic.
A2 She realized she had a problem with alcohol and sought help for her alcoholic tendencies.
B1 The support group provides a safe space for recovering alcoholics to share their experiences.
B2 The documentary highlighted the struggles faced by high-functioning alcoholics in society.
C1 The renowned psychiatrist specializes in treating alcoholic patients with dual diagnoses.
C2 The acclaimed author drew inspiration from his own battles with alcoholism to write a best-selling novel.
adjective related to or suffering from alcoholism
A1 He is an alcoholic drink.
A2 She avoids alcoholic beverages.
B1 The party had a selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.
B2 The alcoholic content of this wine is quite high.
C1 She sought help for her alcoholic tendencies.
C2 The restaurant offers a wide range of alcoholic beverages from around the world.
formal The doctor diagnosed him as an alcoholic and recommended immediate treatment.
informal My uncle is an alcoholic, but he's been sober for five years now.
slang I can't believe she's dating that alcoholic guy from the bar.
figurative Her addiction to shopping is like being an alcoholic but with clothes instead of alcohol.
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