Chronically
Chronically adverb - In a habitual and longstanding manner.
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Synonyms for Chronically
Frequently and chronically are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Frequently" instead an adverb "Chronically".
Nearby Word: chronic
Frequently
Frequently adverb - Many times.
Chronically and frequently are semantically related. You can use "Chronically" instead an adverb "Frequently".
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Related pairs
- much and chronically
- much and frequently
- often and chronically
- often and frequently
- repeatedly and chronically
- repeatedly and frequently
- regularly and chronically
- regularly and frequently
- habitually and chronically
- habitually and frequently
- customarily and chronically
- customarily and frequently
- generally and chronically
- generally and frequently
Both words in one sentence
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Mystique, in the first season of X-Men: Evolution, is simply pathetic, belittled by Magneto frequently and chronically knocked out by her enemies (barely even lasting a minute in any fight).
Source: Adaptational Wimp - Their genetic structure, based on the quadruple sterated octohelix, is so chronically unstable that, far from passing their basic shape onto their children, they will quite frequently evolve several times over lunch.
- However, their determination, willingness to play their hearts out and obvious desire to win won them a lot of fans, if only because the contrast with the chronically underachieving men's team, which has frequently and justly been accused of laziness and apathy.
Source: Useful Notes / Euro Footy
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