Difference between Compulsive and Neurotic

COMPULSIVE vs NEUROTIC: NOUN

A person with behavior patterns governed by a compulsion.
A person with a compulsive disposition; someone who feels compelled to do certain things
One who exhibits compulsive behaviours.

Characteristic of or affected by neurosis
Of, relating to, or affected with a neurosis. No longer used in psychiatric diagnosis.
Overanxious.
Of or pertaining to the nerves; seated in the nerves; nervous.
Useful in disorders of, or affecting, the nerves.
Of or pertaining to neurosis{2}; characteristic of neurosis{2}; caused by neurosis{2}.
Affected with a neurosis (Wikipedia).
Overly anxious.
Affected with emotional disorder

Habitual, Impulsive, Obsessional, Knock, Forced, Compulsory, Heavy, Compelling, Pathological, Obsessive, Psychoneurotic, Determined, Driven, Ambitious, Neurotic

Psychosomatic, Pathological, Monomaniacal, Delusional, Hysterical, Phobic, Schizoid, Nymphomaniac, Hysteric, Maladjusted, Compulsive, Obsessional, Obsessive, Hypochondriacal, Hypochondriac

Habitual, Impulsive, Obsessional, Knock, Forced, Compulsory, Heavy, Compelling, Pathological, Obsessive, Psychoneurotic, Determined, Driven, Ambitious, Neurotic

Psychosomatic, Pathological, Monomaniacal, Delusional, Hysterical, Phobic, Schizoid, Nymphomaniac, Hysteric, Maladjusted, Compulsive, Obsessional, Obsessive, Hypochondriacal, Hypochondriac

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As such, compulsive buying shares similarities with other types of compulsive and addictive behaviors.
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New York likes its women a bit neurotic.
She must be some sort of hysterical neurotic.
Jealousy is invariably a symptom of neurotic insecurity.
Sylvester Potts, a neurotic genius slash statistics guru.
The most common of neurotic fantasies and dreams.
Dimensions of symptom distress in anxious neurotic outpatients.
If anything it has made her more neurotic.
These unrealistic goals have created a population of neurotic mothers whose neurotic kids inevitably end up at my house on a playdate.
So if you are a neurotic, crazy person running around the dog's gonna be neurotic and crazy.
Neurotic restlessness To regard everybody who joins a Communist front as neurotic would be a serious mistake.

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