Definitions
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- adjective Resembling a
drug or some aspect of one.
Etymologies
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Examples
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This druglike high of sexual attraction made bearable the drug-sick lows, the yearning, the worry.
DEVILS IN EXILE Chuck Hogan 2010
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This druglike high of sexual attraction made bearable the drug-sick lows, the yearning, the worry.
DEVILS IN EXILE Chuck Hogan 2010
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This druglike high of sexual attraction made bearable the drug-sick lows, the yearning, the worry.
DEVILS IN EXILE Chuck Hogan 2010
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This druglike high of sexual attraction made bearable the drug-sick lows, the yearning, the worry.
DEVILS IN EXILE Chuck Hogan 2010
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Even the name of your own morning show inspires that by suggesting we watch you for a druglike "fix" of your show.
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Using pulses of light delivered directly to the brain, researchers were able to induce a druglike state, ultimately conditioning the mice to behave like drug-addicted animals.
Hooked On Light – Could Reveal The Biochemistry Of Addiction | Impact Lab 2009
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The Net also offers druglike distractions: engaging in flame-fest arguments with people you will never meet, discussing topics you love but rarely get a chance to share in real life.
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It was way cool, a druglike experience (predictably, LSD pioneer Timothy Leary injected himself into the scene), complete with the thrill of disorientation.
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It's that kind of vague language that makes the FDA's regulatory job tricky at times: what's a drug and what's only druglike?
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Consumers spent roughly $12.4 billion last year on cosmeceuticals: beauty products like wrinkle creams and hair-growth treatments that have druglike benefits.
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