Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
kick-the-habit
phrase
/kɪk ðə ˈhæbɪt/

Definition
To stop doing something that has become a habitual practice, often referring to an addiction or a negative behavior.

Examples
- After years of smoking, she finally decided to kick the habit.
- He struggled but managed to kick the habit of late-night snacking.
- Many people seek support groups to help them kick the habit of alcohol consumption.

Meaning
To overcome an addiction or bad habit, particularly after a period of struggle or difficulty.

Synonyms
- Break free
- Overcome
- Quit
- Stop
- Give up