adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
substance
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All mood-altering substances or behaviours may be cross-addictive.
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The mood-altering substances and behaviour are still continued because they still work: they still alter the mood.
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The Fellowships have a primary end in themselves in providing the route to sustained abstinence from mood-altering substances and behaviours.
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The causal connection between mood-altering substance or behaviour and the damaging consequences continues to be denied and the denial is intensified.
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Ultimately this relationship with mood-altering substances or behaviour is the only relationship left.
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It is this disorder of the human spirit that leads the sufferer to seek mood-altering substances or behaviours.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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All mood-altering substances or behaviours may be cross-addictive.
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Cannabis, when smoked, has to be inhaled very deeply to get its mood-altering effects.
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Furthermore, because alcohol and other mood-altering chemicals are cross-addictive, we shall probably always have drug addiction as well.
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In this respect, being under the spell of a leader is like being the influence of a powerful mood-altering drug.
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It follows that careful monitoring of patients for their susceptibility to depression before prescribing mood-altering drugs would be a wise precaution.
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It is this disorder of the human spirit that leads the sufferer to seek mood-altering substances or behaviours.
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Perhaps by making cannabis legal our society would imply progressive sanction to the use of any mood-altering drug.