Synonyms for Chronic:

• adj.

  •accustomed (adjective)
  • everyday,
  • re-gular,
  • general,
  • re gular.
  •all (adjective)
  • continuing,
  • chronic.
  •confirmed (adjective)
  • deeprooted,
  • long-established,
  • more long established,
  • more inured,
  • most long established,
  • most longestablished,
  • most inured,
  • deep rooted,
  • more valid,
  • long established,
  • most long-established,
  • longestablished,
  • more longestablished,
  • valid,
  • dyed in the wool,
  • more long-established.
  •constant (adjective)
  • inter minable,
  • more persisting,
  • un ending,
  • in-terminable,
  • un-relenting,
  • un-interrupted,
  • un-remitting,
  • inter-minable,
  • un interrupted,
  • eternal,
  • un-ending,
  • most persisting,
  • un relenting,
  • enduring,
  • un remitting,
  • in terminable,
  • non stop.
  •continuing (adjective)
  • perdurable,
  • long-lived.
  •customary (adjective)
  • in groove,
  • under-stood,
  • uni-versal,
  • re cognized,
  • most regulation,
  • most stipulated,
  • standard operating procedure,
  • uni versal,
  • under stood,
  • prescriptive,
  • more stipulated,
  • frequent,
  • more frequent,
  • more regulation,
  • re-cognized.
  •deep-rooted (adjective)
  • ingrained.
  •deep-seated (adjective)
  • longstanding,
  • lodged in one's brain,
  • deep down,
  • deeply felt,
  • longtime.
  •habitual (adjective)
  • repeated,
  • routine,
  • recurrent,
  • disciplined,
  • repetitious.
  •hard-shell (adjective)
  • vallest,
  • valler,
  • hardshell.
  •incessant, never-ending (adjective)
  • unabating,
  • obstinate,
  • lifelong,
  • rooted,
  • settled,
  • inbred,
  • persisting,
  • long-standing,
  • continual,
  • tenacious,
  • ceaseless,
  • sustained,
  • abiding,
  • unmitigated,
  • ever-present,
  • Recurring,
  • lasting,
  • unyielding,
  • deep-rooted,
  • fixed,
  • inborn.
  •ineradicable (adjective)
  • in-eradicable,
  • in eradicable.
  •ingrained (adjective)
  • more implanted,
  • in grained,
  • in-grained,
  • most inbuilt,
  • most implanted,
  • in built,
  • indwelling,
  • more inbuilt,
  • in-dwelling,
  • in blood,
  • in dwelling.
  •inveterate (adjective)
  • hard core,
  • hardcore.
  •long-lived (adjective)
  • longlived,
  • long standing,
  • long lived.
  •perennial (adjective)
  • imperishable,
  • un-ceasing,
  • un ceasing,
  • un-changing,
  • most yearlong,
  • never ending,
  • most seasonal,
  • un-failing,
  • un changing,
  • more seasonal,
  • more yearlong,
  • un failing.
  •regular (adjective)
  • common,
  • standard,
  • periodic,
  • epochal,
  • commonplace,
  • Familiar,
  • steady,
  • conventional,
  • ordinary,
  • Predominating,
  • prevailing,
  • universal,
  • normal,
  • rhythmic,
  • metronomic,
  • regular,
  • monotonous,
  • cyclical,
  • traditional,
  • orthodox,
  • stock,
  • mundane,
  • average,
  • canonical.
  •routine (adjective)
  • un-remarkable,
  • un remarkable,
  • most workaday.
  •usual (adjective)
  • more matter of course,
  • most whitebread,
  • so so,
  • most matter-of-course,
  • more whitebread,
  • most matter of course,
  • matter-of-course,
  • pre vailing,
  • most white-bread,
  • grindest,
  • more white-bread,
  • mainstream,
  • more matter-of-course,
  • more white bread,
  • most white bread.

• n.

  •
  • terrible,
  • bad,
  • low-grade,
  • disgraceful,
  • poor,
  • pitiful,
  • embarrassing,
  • dire,
  • second-rate.
  •
  • critical,
  • testing,
  • intractable,
  • delicate,
  • intolerable,
  • thorny,
  • awkward,
  • difficult,
  • trying,
  • impossible.
  •
  • common practice,
  • custom,
  • tendency,
  • ritual,
  • daily life,
  • way of life,
  • take to,
  • habit,
  • as is someone's wont.
  •addicted (noun)
  • addicted.
  •chronic (noun)
  • prolonged,
  • habitual,
  • degenerative.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • benign,
  • stubborn,
  • achy,
  • agonising,
  • inoperable,
  • vice-like,
  • chapped,
  • inflammatory,
  • painfully,
  • angry,
  • morbid,
  • excruciating,
  • asymptomatic,
  • infantile,
  • rheumatic,
  • sporadic,
  • painful,
  • catching,
  • wasting,
  • infectious,
  • second-degree,
  • inflamed,
  • neurodegenerative,
  • waterborne,
  • psychiatric,
  • nervous,
  • generalized,
  • congenital,
  • lingering,
  • mortal,
  • tubercular,
  • stabbing,
  • autoimmune,
  • psychosomatic,
  • pathological,
  • perforated,
  • unendurable,
  • quiescent,
  • communicable,
  • Treatable,
  • focal,
  • life-threatening,
  • agonizing,
  • depressive,
  • torturous,
  • protracted,
  • dull,
  • unresponsive,
  • noninvasive,
  • opportunistic,
  • untreated,
  • irritated,
  • systemic,
  • refractory,
  • disabling,
  • Gnawing,
  • clinical,
  • Strangulated,
  • operable,
  • multiple,
  • self-inflicted,
  • self-induced,
  • niggling,
  • nonspecific,
  • tender,
  • third degree,
  • virulent,
  • suspected,
  • fungal.
  •
  • first degree,
  • parasitic,
  • malignant,
  • raging,
  • severe,
  • invasive,
  • primary,
  • Habituated,
  • crippling,
  • stiff,
  • contagious,
  • sore,
  • burning,
  • stinging,
  • febrile,
  • violent,
  • itchy,
  • traumatic,
  • epidemic,
  • inactive,
  • incurable.
  •
  • local,
  • tight,
  • hardened,
  • terminal,
  • raw.
  •
  • heavy,
  • viral,
  • advanced,
  • sharp,
  • mild.
  •
  • persistent.

Paraphrases for Chronic:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Adjective
    Chronical.
  • Proper noun, singular
    chronically.
  • Adverb
    chronically.

• Independent

  • Foreign word
    Chronique, chroniques.
  • Adjective
    prolonged, longstanding, endemic, long-running, continuous, constant, debilitating.
  • Proper noun, singular
    Les, Chronique.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Les, endemic.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    chronicles, perennial, chronically.
  • Proper noun, singular
    chronicle.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    chronicles, chronicle.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    chronicles.
  • Verb, base form
    chronicle.

Antonyms for Chronic:

• adj.

  • all
    acute.
  • incessant, never-ending
    curable, Ceasing, infrequent, occasional, halting, inconstant, eradicable, stopping, intermittent, ending, temporary, interrupted.
  • Other antonyms:
    short, unusual, unaccustomed, unused.

Homophones for Chronic:

• kronick.