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Significados de chronically en inglés

portugués
cronicamente

In a slowly developing and long lasting manner.

cronicamente
portugués
cronicamente

In a habitual and longstanding manner.

cronicamente
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Examples for "inveterate"
Examples for "inveterate"
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The woman was an inveterate drunkard; they had been separated for years.
Little Novels
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From an early age I had become an inveterate scribbler of verse.
Beautiful assassin
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For the industry's inveterate opponents, benefits will always be outweighed by costs.
Reuters
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The priest-brother, cold and inveterate, was like the attorney for the crown.
The Right of Way — Volume 04
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The greatest workers and thinkers of modern times have been inveterate smokers.
Study and Stimulants / Or, the Use of Intoxicants and Narcotics ...

Inveterately.

Uso de chronically en inglés
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Terrance wanted to ask which divisions, every administration department was chronically underfunded.
The Reality Dysfunction
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However, the compound did not affect HIV-1 production in chronically infected cells.
Pubmed
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The economy is barely growing and also saddled with chronically high unemployment.
Reuters
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All chronically infected animals were positive for WHsAg and DNA polymerase activity.
Pubmed
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Twelve years into the war on militancy, Pakistan's police are chronically under-funded.
Reuters
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A second later the agent's chronically overenthusiastic voice nearly broke Rubens' eardrum.
Deep black
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Many questions are unanswered on the optimal management of chronically HBV-infected children.
Pubmed
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Background: Individuals who use methamphetamine chronically exhibit emotional and dopaminergic neurochemical deficits.
Pubmed
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Clients included people with disabilities, low social skills and the chronically lonely.
News.com.au
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Supporters argue that the strategy saves children from attending chronically underperforming schools.
Ebony
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And politics is hardly the only realm chronically infected with military metaphor.
The Guardian
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Other studies have shown that some chronically infected baboons develop hepatic fibrosis.
Pubmed
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The vast majority of these treatments are chronically continued after the discharge.
Pubmed
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Butt confounds this caricature; he is neither brilliantly talented nor chronically disruptive.
The Guardian
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We conclude that CR fitness is chronically reduced in those with AD.
Pubmed
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Baby boomers represent about 81 percent of chronically infected people, Holmberg noted.
Reuters
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cronicamente
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