chronically Antonyms
Meaning of chronically
chronically (r)
in a habitual and longstanding manner
in a slowly developing and long lasting manner
chronically Sentence Examples
- Despite his efforts, he found himself chronically late to meetings due to traffic congestion.
- She suffered from a chronically low immune system, leading to frequent illnesses.
- The region was chronically dry, experiencing droughts year after year.
- He was chronically forgetful, often misplacing his keys and wallet.
- The company struggled financially, being chronically understaffed and underfunded.
- Her condition left her chronically fatigued, making it difficult to complete everyday tasks.
- The city's infrastructure was chronically neglected, leading to frequent breakdowns and disruptions.
- He was chronically pessimistic, always expecting the worst outcomes.
- The organization was chronically disorganized, leading to inefficiencies and confusion.
- The patient was chronically depressed, requiring ongoing therapy and medication.
FAQs About the word chronically
in a habitual and longstanding manner, in a slowly developing and long lasting manner
repeatedly, endlessly, perpetually, eternally, continuously, constantly, perennially, invariably, continually, habitually
rarely, infrequently, rarely, little, seldom, never, never, infrequently, seldom, little
Despite his efforts, he found himself chronically late to meetings due to traffic congestion.
She suffered from a chronically low immune system, leading to frequent illnesses.
The region was chronically dry, experiencing droughts year after year.
He was chronically forgetful, often misplacing his keys and wallet.
