Addictiveness

Intended for children aged 11-13, the educational resource will inform young people about the addictiveness of nicotine and the evidence that their developing brains may be more sensitive to its effects.

The “addictiveness” of is usually spoken about in affectionate terms, its worst expression a laptop slammed shut at dawn, but in recent years the dark side of gaming addiction has become a controversial topic.

Don't underestimate the size, heat or addictiveness: keema mattar pao at Ooty.

In their lawsuits, the state and local governments say Purdue aggressively marketed the drug while downplaying its addictiveness.

It also said it would require the company to attach additional labeling stressing the addictiveness of nicotine.

Most reviews pointed out the game's addictiveness and praise the addition of wireless multiplayer, but some questioned the relevance of the game's re-release as a standalone title.

The goal was a product of unprecedented depth, scope, longevity, and addictiveness, where the player is always challenged by the game to come up with new strategies with no all-powerful factions or unstoppable tactics.