Meanings of chronic insecurity in English

We are living in an age of chronic insecurity.

A sense of chronic insecurity, even panic, has afflicted Spain in this final week of a general election campaign.

Already the beneficiary of some bafflingly positive reviews, this squalid, misogynistic entertainment speaks of a chronic insecurity in the superhero universe.

It is, in fact, the most important question, because it takes you to the heart of how women's chronic insecurity is transmitted.

It illuminates the chronic insecurities of privileged minority rule, and some root causes of later troubles.