unaddictive
unaddictive adjective: not addictive.
Adjective
unaddictive (comparative more unaddictive, superlative most unaddictive)
- Not addictive.
- These are classic flaws as far as games design is concerned, and I'm amazed that games still act like this. […] It's a pity, 'cos from the inlay, you'd have though that this was a pretty good Nemesis clone. As it is, Out Of This World is unaddictive and unplayable.1988, Nat Pryce, Out Of This World (video game review) in Your Sinclair (issue 27, page 67)
Forms of unaddictive
| comparative | more unaddictive |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unaddictive |
Origin of unaddictive
From un- + addictive.
Questions about unaddictive
- What does unaddictive mean?
- Unaddictive means not addictive.
- What part of speech is unaddictive?
- Unaddictive is an adjective.
Words near unaddictive in the dictionary
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