Pronunciation: /feɪshʊkt/
verb the act of being addicted to using Facebook
A1 I am facehooked on social media.
A2 She became facehooked after joining a new online community.
B1 Many young people are facehooked and spend hours scrolling through their feeds.
B2 It's easy to get facehooked when you constantly compare your life to others on social media.
C1 Despite being facehooked, she tries to limit her screen time for better mental health.
C2 Being facehooked can lead to feelings of inadequacy and low self-esteem if not managed properly.
adjective describing someone who is addicted to using Facebook
A1 I am facehooked on social media.
A2 She is facehooked on checking her notifications constantly.
B1 Being facehooked can lead to spending too much time online.
B2 His facehooked behavior is affecting his relationships with others.
C1 She realized she was facehooked and decided to limit her screen time.
C2 The therapist helped him overcome his facehooked habits through mindfulness practices.
formal Many people find themselves spending hours on Facehooked, mindlessly scrolling through their news feed.
informal I can't believe how Facehooked I was last night, I stayed up until 3 am just browsing through profiles.
slang My friends always joke that I'm Facehooked because I'm constantly checking my notifications.
figurative She was so Facehooked that she didn't even notice when her friends arrived at the party.
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