Pronunciation: /wɜːrkəˈhɒlɪzəm/
noun excessive devotion to work
A1 Workaholism can lead to burnout.
A2 Some people struggle with workaholism because they feel the need to always be productive.
B1 Workaholism is often praised in our society, but it can have negative effects on one's health and relationships.
B2 It's important to find a balance between work and personal life to avoid falling into workaholism.
C1 Workaholism is sometimes seen as a badge of honor in competitive industries, but it can lead to serious consequences.
C2 Therapists often work with clients struggling with workaholism to help them understand the root causes of their behavior and find healthier ways to cope.
formal Workaholism is a condition where individuals feel compelled to work excessively and prioritize work above all else.
informal Some people just can't seem to stop working, it's like they have a serious case of workaholism.
slang Dude, you need to chill out with the workaholism and take a break once in a while.
figurative Her workaholism was like a black hole, sucking up all her time and energy without end.
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