Assertion: ecstasy | /r/HasProperty | addictive
Facets:
value: psychologically
type: DEGREE
value: potentially
type: DEGREE
value: physically
type: MANNER
value: extremely
type: DEGREE
value: to the extent
type: DEGREE
value: basically
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: MDMA affects the same brain chemicals as many other addictive drugs, yet research has not confirmed whether the ecstasy is addictive.
text: Ecstasy is a potentially addictive substance, and withdrawal is involved.
text: Although ecstasy is basically considered non-addictive, it can still be habit forming.
text: A number of studies have indicated that Ecstasy is addictive, though to a lesser extent than many other drugs.
text: Ecstasy is potentially addictive.
text: Ecstasy is extremely psychologically addictive.
text: However, ecstasy can be psychologically addictive.
text: Yes, ecstasy can be addictive.
text: Ecstasy is addictive to the extent that it affects the same neurotransmitters (serotonin, dopamine, and norepinephrine) as those affected by some highly addictive drugs.
text: Students might ask you if ecstasy is addictive.
text: Whether ecstasy is indeed physically addictive is up for debate, but individuals can easily grow psychologically dependent on it.
text: This same report mentions that animal studies showed evidence that ecstasy is addictive.
text: Ecstasy is highly damaging and addictive, and the person who gets into heavy use of this drug may need professional help to escape from the addiction.
text: Ecstasy isn’t addictive
text: It isn’t really clear whether ecstasy is addictive.