Use of the word chronic in a sentence example

chronic

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He is a chronic smoker. [verb]

Gut diseases: A major interest is in the etiology of chronic gut disorder. [adjective]

There are marked symptoms of chronic exhibitionism. [adjective]

With Marzio this unnatural state was chronic, and had become so because he had given himself up to it. [adjective]

I lived in a state of chronic uneasiness respecting my behavior to Joe. [adjective]

The War of Independence, however, and the chronic political disorders that followed nearly ruined its industries and trade. [Please select]

The need of a new religion is therefore a chronic one. [Please select]

In the last mentioned states there existed a chronic strife between the people and their rulers. [Please select]

This spring his indebtedness had passed from the chronic to the acute stage, that was all. [Please select]

He is sure to be at chronic war with some active minority of assailants or others. [Please select]

At any rate, all regarded her as suffering from some chronic disorder. [Please select]

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