Antonyms for chronicallychron·i·cal·ly

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1. chronically, inveterateadverb

   in a habitual and longstanding manner

   "smoking chronically"

   Antonyms:
   acutely

   Synonyms:
   inveterate

2. chronicallyadverb

   in a slowly developing and long lasting manner

   "chronically ill persons"

   Antonyms:
   acutely

   Synonyms:
   inveterate

How to use chronically in a sentence?

1. Whitney Gannon:

   These patients were young, they weren't chronically ill. They were just young, healthy people who got Covid.

2. Steven Stites:

   When you dig into those patients, what you see is that they're all severely chronically ill patients, vaccination is not an entirely 'Get out of Jail Free' card. It makes things a lot better, but it doesn't make it go away.

3. Arturo Forner-Cordero:

   Compensating for sleep could be an important strategy, for instance, for those who are chronically sleep-deprived, like shift workers, clinicians, and some military personnel, if they build in regular sleep compensation, they might have better control over their gait.

4. Marshall Gittler:

   Given the fact that Greece will not have an official government in place at that time, the ECB may have to wait, the euro has not been able to sustain any rallies this year and so looks chronically weak.

5. Parveen Garg:

   Burnout can be any sort of stressor -- it doesn't necessarily have to be work, it can be personal stress, home or family tension. It's anyone who is chronically stressed and who suffers from chronic exhaustion.

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