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Teal lime Posted 9 years ago
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Give up drugs or Give up ON drugs

Is it "to give up drugs such as heroin" or "to give up on drugs such as heroin"?

If both are possible, do they mean the same thing?

If so, which is more commonly used?

Also, what is the opposite of "to give up (on) drugs"? Is it "to become addicted to drugs (heroin)?

Thank you.

  

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teal lime Is it "to give up drugs such as heroin" or "to give up on drugs such as heroin"? to give up drugs such as heroin teal lime Also, what is the opposite of "to give up drugs"? Is it "to become addicted to drugs (heroin)?

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  • teal lime Is it "to give up drugs such as heroin" or "to give up on drugs such as heroin"?
  • to give up drugs such as heroin teal lime Also, what is the opposite of "to give up drugs"?
  • Is it "to become addicted to drugs (heroin)?
  • I would think simply 'to start on drugs'.
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teal limeIs it "to give up drugs such as heroin" or "to give up on drugs such as heroin"?

to give up drugs such as heroin

teal limeAlso, what is the opposite of "to give up drugs"? Is it "to become addicted to drugs (heroin)?

I would think simply 'to start on drugs'.

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