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Definition of compulsively in English: compulsivelyadverb kəmˈpʌlsɪvlikəmˈpəlsɪvli 1In a way that results from or relates to an irresistible urge. she exercised compulsively the students compulsively checked the time Example sentencesExamples - Take my word for it, this is something you'll read compulsively.
- She is compulsively driven to arrange marriages for her two nieces.
- You compulsively put stickers everywhere, in order to understand and remember.
- He killed time swatting flies and compulsively swept the floor of his cell.
- You check your statement compulsively to see just how close you are to getting that flight to Hawaii.
- I know now that I handled my fear in the past by practicing even more compulsively.
- The novel features a compulsively wisecracking, self-aware narrator.
- The paranoid and self-loathing protagonist compulsively bites her hands and tearfully recalls her history of failures and indignities.
- Once you have read one review, you compulsively want to move to the next one.
- At other times, she compulsively rubs away at the mound of salt on which she sits.
2In an irresistible way. the show is compulsively watchable Example sentencesExamples - The scene is dramatic, intense, and compulsively rhythmic.
- It is as compulsively enjoyable as the juiciest tabloid, yet it also serves as a stunning indictment of our tabloid-crazed culture.
- It is simply the most compulsively readable film reference book on the market.
- It is languid, thought provoking, and compulsively interesting, but it won't be the most exciting film at the multiplex.
- Freshly minted orchestral colors and lyrical vocal lines make the trip compulsively listenable.
- Imaginative and cunning, his dark visions are compulsively watchable, if not exactly pleasant.
- It can be kind of obsessively and compulsively rewarding.
- This series is compulsively silly, isn't it?
- This is an honorable and compulsively fascinating evening that disproves the notion that the playwright is merely a witty chronicler of mid-century, middle-class life.
- The texture and style of martial arts and action genres are made vividly new, compulsively entertaining, and exquisitely modern.
Definition of compulsively in US English: compulsivelyadverbkəmˈpəlsivlēkəmˈpəlsɪvli 1In a way that results from or relates to an irresistible urge. she exercised compulsively the students compulsively checked the time Example sentencesExamples - You check your statement compulsively to see just how close you are to getting that flight to Hawaii.
- Take my word for it, this is something you'll read compulsively.
- At other times, she compulsively rubs away at the mound of salt on which she sits.
- He killed time swatting flies and compulsively swept the floor of his cell.
- Once you have read one review, you compulsively want to move to the next one.
- The novel features a compulsively wisecracking, self-aware narrator.
- You compulsively put stickers everywhere, in order to understand and remember.
- I know now that I handled my fear in the past by practicing even more compulsively.
- She is compulsively driven to arrange marriages for her two nieces.
- The paranoid and self-loathing protagonist compulsively bites her hands and tearfully recalls her history of failures and indignities.
2In an irresistible way. the show is compulsively watchable Example sentencesExamples - It is simply the most compulsively readable film reference book on the market.
- Freshly minted orchestral colors and lyrical vocal lines make the trip compulsively listenable.
- The texture and style of martial arts and action genres are made vividly new, compulsively entertaining, and exquisitely modern.
- The scene is dramatic, intense, and compulsively rhythmic.
- This series is compulsively silly, isn't it?
- It is languid, thought provoking, and compulsively interesting, but it won't be the most exciting film at the multiplex.
- Imaginative and cunning, his dark visions are compulsively watchable, if not exactly pleasant.
- This is an honorable and compulsively fascinating evening that disproves the notion that the playwright is merely a witty chronicler of mid-century, middle-class life.
- It is as compulsively enjoyable as the juiciest tabloid, yet it also serves as a stunning indictment of our tabloid-crazed culture.
- It can be kind of obsessively and compulsively rewarding.
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