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She struggled with chronic back pain that made even simple tasks difficult.chronic = long-lasting or happening repeatedly
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The city faced chronic traffic congestion during rush hour.chronic = happening repeatedly
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After years of struggling with chronic migraines, Aiden finally found relief through a combination of medication and lifestyle changes.
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Her chronic lateness eventually cost her the job.
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chronic fatigue syndrome†
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the younger children had perpetual colds and suffered from chronic ground-itch; (source)chronic = continual
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The result was chronic emptiness and boredom. (source)chronic = long-lasting (of something bad)
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Bob missed work about once a week, and he was chronically late.† (source)
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Across the room from the Acutes are the culls of the Combine's product, the Chronics.† (source)
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Nevertheless because of the chronicity of the illness and the basic deficiencies involved in personality structuring, a more complete recovery is not to be expected at this time.† (source)
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The effects of swainsonine poisoning are chronic, the alkaloid rarely kills outright.† (source)
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Chronically dehydrated, he drank as much as he could; after an 880-meter run in 106-degree heat, he downed eight orangeades and a quart of beer.† (source)
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Ellis and Ruckly are the youngest Chronics.† (source)
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Hospital records: problems related to chronic alcoholism.† (source)
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All that cycling gave him chronically sore shoulders.† (source)
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The Chronics and the Acutes don't generally mingle.† (source)
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