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    Use "chronic" in a sentence

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    chronic


    1. · A tremendous increase in the consumption of medical drugs, with and without doctor’s advice, to treat common as well as chronic problems


    2. They’re left with chronic pain and limited function that robs them of independence


    3. "I think that the kinds of things that women are exposed to tend to be in more of a chronic or repeated nature


    4. does happen, and it’s this chronic fear of risk that keeps us


    5. If you suffer from high blood pressure, palpitations, chronic constipation, chronic nasal catarrh, or weak eyes, please do not attempt the Headstand


    6. The majority of overweight people suffer from chronic constipation, so one of your very first tasks is to turn back to chapter five, re-read all I have written, and vow to make an immediate onslaught on your sluggish bowels, as this complaint is very fattening as well as uncomfortable


    7. unhappiness and chronic illness could be completely


    8. some time, and was considered chronic and even a bit


    9. all hot flush and chronic stomach cramps after which I had to dash to a loo pretty smartish


    10. healing of chronic illness, and was in private practice

    11. Doyle graduated from medical school and began his practice and was in many ways the head of the household due to his father’s chronic illness


    12. Life in the front line trenches could be both deadly amusing and heartbreaking all at the same time and the lack of water was chronic and always a problem for we could never seem to get enough


    13. I developed chronic illnesses and had surgery and complications that left me in terrible pain twenty-four hours a day


    14. Bru had suffered depression before in his life, but it became absolutely chronic when he bought that damned house


    15. real y? What I often find is an underlying chronic level of anxiety and fear that they can


    16. His arrival meant that she would be saddled with a man whose right hand was semi-paralyzed and suffering with chronic pain


    17. Comrade Vojanski was a tall thin man whose pale sunken face suggested to Colling that he was suffering from some chronic illness


    18. It’s just that you have been subjected to an abnormally high level of noise for the last couple of hours, you’ve probably got chronic tinnitus and your eardrums are probably damaged beyond repair


    19. Of these, about 780 million suffer chronic hunger


    20. , the chronic dysentery afflicting Shri

    21. They were devoted to their mother, who was a chronic invalid


    22. For example, negative emotions and chronic stress are seen as strong triggers of the lethal conditions that lead to cancer


    23. Anyone with chronic health problems, no matter


    24. treatment of different types of pain to chronic


    25. Some organizer-coaches have found that coaching by telephone is an additional service they can provide to benefit clients challenged by chronic disorganization


    26. M: You may have chronic fever and shiver all the time


    27. nausea, and chronic illness


    28. Obesity and chronic ailments scourged the young and old alike,


    29. Since the Dominican Republic is very close to Cuba, there was quite an extensive discussion of Fidel Castro’s government internal problems and international incursions, such as in Mozambique, the deaths in Bolivia of Jorge Massetti and the Argentinian “Che” Guevara a few months after his almost fatal fight with Castro in Havana, and Castro’s chronic accusation of United States’ interference in Latin American affairs


    30. chronic injuries of the lower limb by modifying the transfer of shock to

    31. Esparza was a chronic problem because of not obeying rules forbidding entering into "informal commitments


    32. The area north of this line was either not secure at all or was at risk of barbarian incursions and chronic revolt


    33. And now, mental health professionals have joined the movement, focusing on how simple living can help alleviate tension-related reactions such as insomnia, nervousness, anxiety, neck and shoulder spasms, chronic fatigue and, says Roderick Gorney, MD, PhD, "our excessive dwelling on 'things


    34. “Was he a chronic alcoholic?” He asks as she begins looking at her watch to avoid the nervous tension


    35. While all really painful, chronic headaches should be discussed with a


    36. when that child is a migraineur (a person with chronic migraine


    37. experiencing chronic tension headaches


    38. A study of smoking and patients with chronic cluster headaches


    39. Recent studies show that the chronic,


    40. Sometimes this step alone will stop the chronic lesser headaches

    41. Chronic muscle-contraction headaches can cause sore scalps—even combing one's hair can be painful


    42. us--though chronic masturbaters--had never been able to fuck,


    43. Are you drinking enough water? Find out how this Iranian doctor imprisoned for years discovered the many chronic diseases caused by insufficient water


    44. with drug therapies for migraines and chronic tension headaches


    45. While all really painful, chronic headaches should be discussed with a doctor, there are a number of


    46. Studies of smoking and chronic headaches in general (not all chronic headaches are


    47. A study of smoking and patients with chronic cluster headaches yielded some telling results


    48. effects without a headache developing, but it is still considered to be a symptom of chronic migraines


    49. Yet, when that child is a migraineur (a person with chronic migraine headaches), as are a reported 10-28% of children under the age of 19,


    50. ‘Lord Thulsa is in a foul mood and has a chronic headache, he has commanded not to be disturbed… by anyone














































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    Synonyms for "chronic"

    chronic inveterate continuing continual incessant constant unceasing perpetual persistent confirmed hardened tenacious ingrained

    "chronic" definitions

    being long-lasting and recurrent or characterized by long suffering


    of long duration


    habitual