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Synonyms for chronic
ˈkrɒn ɪkchron·ic
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Wiktionary
chronicadjective
Antonyms:
acutechronicnoun
A chronic one
Antonyms:
acutechronicnoun
Prolonged or slow to heal. The opposite of acute.
Antonyms:
acutechronicadjective
suffering from such affliction
Chronic patients must learn to live with their condition
Antonyms:
acutechronicadjective
He's a chronic smoker
Antonyms:
acutechronicadjective
That concert was chronic
Antonyms:
acutechronicadjective
They left him in a chronic condition
Antonyms:
acutechronicadjective
That was cool, chronic in fact
Antonyms:
acute
Princeton's WordNet
chronicadjective
being long-lasting and recurrent or characterized by long suffering
"chronic indigestion"; "a chronic shortage of funds"; "a chronic invalid"
Synonyms:
inveterate, continuingchronic, continuingadjective
of long duration
"chronic money problems"
Synonyms:
inveterate, continuingchronic, inveterateadjective
habitual
"a chronic smoker"
Synonyms:
inveterate, continuing
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Dictionary of English Synonymes
chronicadjective
Synonyms:
inveterate, deep-seated, of long duration
Synonyms, Antonyms & Associated Words
chronicadjective
Synonyms:
habitual, lingering, inveterate
PPDB, the paraphrase database
List of paraphrases for "chronic":
chronicle, chronique, chronically, chronicles, chroniques, chronical, column, long-term, recurrent, persistent, perennial, long-standing, glimpse
Suggested Resources
Chronic
Chronic vs. Acute -- In this Grammar.com article you will learn the differences between the words Chronic and Acute.
Words popularity by usage frequency
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#2239 | column | |
#3035 | continuing | |
#4901 | chronic | |
#6870 | chronicles | |
#8062 | chronicle | |
#9645 | persistent | |
#14766 | glimpse | |
#16516 | recurrent | |
#16729 | perennial | |
#33737 | chronically | |
#91750 | chroniques | |
#105264 | inveterate | |
#141830 | chronique | |
#221898 | chronical |
How to use chronic in a sentence?
By and large, symptoms are not a chronic thing. They come and go, and the job of the parent is to comfort the child, and keep their finger on the pulse of their child. Is the child eating? Staying hydrated?
Because they all share the same underlying biological mechanisms: chronic inflammation, oxidative stress, changes in the microbiome, changes in gene expression, overstimulation of the sympathetic nervous system, changes in immune function and so on, and in turn, each one of these is directly influenced by what we eat, how we respond to stress, how much exercise we get and how much love and support we have.
Plants take up trace amounts of arsenic from the soil, and we have been ingesting these trace amounts for all of human history. Generally, these amounts are at levels well below that associated with either acute or chronic toxicity.
By staying up late on Friday and Saturday nights and sleeping in both days afterward, you're essentially forcing your body into a different time zone, this pattern of sleeping puts you at risk for the effects of chronic sleep deprivation, which can put you at increased risk for medical conditions such as diabetes and heart disease.
That is the golden question: What are the actual health consequences from the chronic exposure over the past 20-plus years? surprisingly, little human clinical or epidemiological research has been done on this.
Translations for chronic
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- дълготраен, продължителен, хроничен, привиченBulgarian
- crònicCatalan, Valencian
- chronickýCzech
- chronischGerman
- χρόνιοςGreek
- crónica, crónicoSpanish
- kroonilineEstonian
- krooninenFinnish
- chroniqueFrench
- crónica, crónicoGalician
- जीर्णHindi
- cronicoItalian
- 慢性的Japanese
- 만성병 환자Korean
- chronicum, chronicusLatin
- chronischDutch
- kroniskNorwegian
- chronicznyPolish
- crónica, crónicoPortuguese
- хроническийRussian
- kroniskSwedish
- хронічнийUkrainian
- 慢性Chinese
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