What does the word "cinemaddict" mean?

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Please explain to me (non-native speaker) what the word "cinemaddict" means. What synonyms does it have?


Solution 1:

"Film buff" is fairly common term for a person who is a fan of cinema. A few years ago there was a documentary Cinemania, but I've never heard the terms cinemaddict or cinemanic.

Solution 2:

It sounds like a portmanteau word created from "cinema" and "addict", but I've never heard it used before.

Solution 3:

"Cinemaddict" sounds like it is a kind of pun made from "cinematic" and "addict".

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