| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Abiding | Lasting a long time. |
| 2. | Age-old | Very old; long established. |
| 3. | Ailing | In poor health over time. |
| 4. | Anchored | Firmly fixed; hard to change. |
| 5. | Annual | Occurring every year. |
| 6. | Apparent | Clearly evident; hard to miss. |
| 7. | Arduous | Difficult and wearing over time. |
| 8. | Austere | Severe; lacking comfort. |
| 9. | Bedded-in | Settled and established over time. |
| 10. | Ceaseless | Without stopping; continuous. |
| 11. | Chronic-stricken | Affected for a long time. |
| 12. | Chronic-type | Of a long-duration kind. |
| 13. | Chronicity | Long-lasting condition or pattern. |
| 14. | Chronicled | Recorded continuously over time. |
| 15. | Chronicled-in | Long recorded; documented over time. |
| 16. | Chronicled-on | Recorded continuously onward. |
| 17. | Chronicled-out | Extensively recorded over time. |
| 18. | Chronicled-up | Built up through long record. |
| 19. | Chronicled-with | Recorded alongside over time. |
| 20. | Chronicled-yet | Still recorded over time. |
| 21. | Chronicled-zoned | Recorded within a long period. |
| 22. | Chronicledly | In a long-recorded manner. |
| 23. | Chronicler | One who records over time. |
| 24. | Chroniclers | People who record over time. |
| 25. | Chronicling | Ongoing recording of events. |
| 26. | Chroniclingly | In an ongoing recording way. |
| 27. | Chroniclog | Continuous record or log. |
| 28. | Chroniclogger | Person keeping a long log. |
| 29. | Chroniclogging | Keeping records over long time. |
| 30. | Chronicness | State of long duration. |
| 31. | Chronicology | Study of time-based records. |
| 32. | Chronicometer | Device tracking long-term time. |
| 33. | Chronicometry | Measurement over long durations. |
| 34. | Chronicopath | Person with long-term illness. |
| 35. | Chronicopathy | Long-standing disease state. |
| 36. | Chronicprone | Likely to persist over time. |
| 37. | Chronicproneness | Tendency to persist long-term. |
| 38. | Chronicproof | Resistant to long-term wear. |
| 39. | Chronicproofed | Made resistant to long wear. |
| 40. | Chronicproofing | Making resistant to long wear. |
| 41. | Chronicproofness | Quality of long-term resistance. |
| 42. | Chronicproofs | Provides long-term resistance. |
| 43. | Chronicridden | Plagued by long-lasting issues. |
| 44. | Chronics | Long-term conditions collectively. |
| 45. | Chronicward | Toward a long-lasting state. |
| 46. | Chronicwise | In terms of long duration. |
| 47. | Chronicwork | Work done over long periods. |
| 48. | Chronicworker | Long-term, persistent worker. |
| 49. | Chronicworking | Working persistently over time. |
| 50. | Chronicworks | Long-term efforts or projects. |
| 51. | Chronicworn | Worn down over long time. |
| 52. | Chronicworse | Worsening over long time. |
| 53. | Chronicworsened | Made worse over long time. |
| 54. | Chronicworsening | Getting worse over long time. |
| 55. | Chronicworsens | Becomes worse over long time. |
| 56. | Chronicwrought | Formed by long-term strain. |
| 57. | Chronicx | Placeholder for long-term factor. |
| 58. | Chronicy | Having long-lasting qualities. |
| 59. | Chronicz | Placeholder for long-duration state. |
| 60. | Constant | Unchanging; continuous. |
| 61. | Continuing | Still happening; ongoing. |
| 62. | Deep-rooted | Firmly established; hard to remove. |
| 63. | Endemic | Regularly found in a place. |
| 64. | Endless | Seemingly without end. |
| 65. | Entrenched | So established it’s hard to change. |
| 66. | Ever-present | Always there; persistent. |
| 67. | Everlasting | Lasting forever or very long. |
| 68. | Frequent | Happening often, repeatedly. |
| 69. | Habitual | Done regularly by habit. |
| 70. | Incurable | Not able to be cured. |
| 71. | Ingrained | Fixed by long habit. |
| 72. | Interminable | Seemingly never ending. |
| 73. | Lingering | Slow to end; persistent. |
| 74. | Long-haul | Sustained over a long time. |
| 75. | Long-standing | Existing for a long time. |
| 76. | Long-term | Lasting over an extended period. |
| 77. | Mired | Stuck in a difficult state. |
| 78. | Nagging | Persistently troubling; recurring. |
| 79. | Ongoing | Continuing without interruption. |
| 80. | Perennial | Recurring or lasting for years. |
| 81. | Persistent | Continuing despite difficulty. |
| 82. | Protracted | Extended in time; prolonged. |
| 83. | Recurring | Happening again and again. |
| 84. | Relentless | Unceasing; persistent. |
| 85. | Repeated | Done again multiple times. |
| 86. | Routine | Occurring regularly; usual. |
| 87. | Seasonal | Occurring in certain seasons. |
| 88. | Settled | Established and unlikely to change. |
| 89. | Smoldering | Continuing quietly, not resolved. |
| 90. | Steady | Consistent over time. |
| 91. | Sustained | Maintained over a long time. |
| 92. | Tenacious | Holding on; hard to stop. |
| 93. | Unabating | Not weakening; continuing strongly. |
| 94. | Unending | Without an end; endless. |
| 95. | Unremitting | Never stopping; relentless. |
| 96. | Unresolved | Not settled; still ongoing. |
| 97. | Unyielding | Not giving way; persistent. |
| 98. | Vexing | Persistently annoying or troubling. |
| 99. | Widespread | Common across a large area. |
| 100. | Yearly | Happening once each year. |
