Words and phrases that have a meaning related to compulsive:  (158 results)
Often used in the same context:
obsessive, obsessional, habitual, neurotic, impulsive, pathological, narcissistic, manic, addicted, antisocial, fastidious, inveterate, bulimic, psychotic, hypochondriacal, addictive, hyperactive, sociopathic, insatiable, insomniac, distractible, egocentric, schizophrenic, solipsistic, delusional, absentminded, onanistic, narcissistic personality, paranoid, psychopathic, promiscuous, psycho, incorrigible, monkish, mindless, workaholic, nerdish, psychopathic personality, cruciverbalist, depressive, schizoid, demented, appetitive, masochistic, egotistical, pleasurable, maniacal, egoistical, irrational, homicidal, libidinal, antisocial personality disorder, manic depression, hedonistic, paranoiac, materialistic, monomaniacal, instinctual, lustful, maladaptive, hypersexual, manic depressive illness, narcoleptic, autodidactic, forgetful, exhibitionistic, fetishistic, assiduous, aholic, schizo, codependent, hypoactive, dilettantish, bulimia nervosa, psychosomatic, mental, drug addict, twitchy, idiot savant, rabelaisian, dysthymic, oedipal complex, manipulative, repetitive, psychopathological, overemotional, substance abuser, disordered, irresistible impulse, neurasthenic, remorseless, syphilitic, suicidal, somnambulistic, coitus interruptus, indulgent, amatory, hypertrophied, studious, persecutory, conscientious, taboo, anxiety, cachet, cripples, deviant, foreign, negativism, psychopathology, spiritual, alien, angst, anomie, appeal, avail, aversion, bullying, common, compulsion, concern, consequence, obsessivecompulsive, negativistic, selfdestructive, avoidant, phobic, asocial, hypomanic
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— Nouns for compulsive: disorder, behavior, disorders, behaviors, symptoms, neurosis, need, gambling, eating, gambler, rituals, more...

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