Pronunciation: /ʃɑːpəhɒlɪzəm/
noun a noun is a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea. In this case, 'shopaholism' is a noun that refers to the compulsive need to shop excessively.
A1 Shopaholism is a term used to describe the addiction to shopping.
A2 Many people struggle with shopaholism, often buying things they don't need.
B1 Her shopaholism has caused her financial problems, as she can't stop buying new clothes.
B2 Overcoming shopaholism requires a lot of self-discipline and willpower.
C1 Therapists often work with clients to address the underlying issues that contribute to shopaholism.
C2 Some researchers argue that shopaholism can be linked to deeper emotional issues that need to be addressed in therapy.
formal Shopaholism is a serious condition characterized by compulsive shopping behavior.
informal My friend's shopaholism is getting out of control - she buys something new every day!
slang I think I may have a bit of shopaholism, I can't resist a good deal.
figurative His shopaholism was like a black hole, constantly sucking in money and possessions.
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