SAT 5 Ayjshia Stevens Travon Epps. Chronic: Of long duration; continuing.

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SAT 5 Ayjshia Stevens Travon Epps

Chronic: Of long duration; continuing

Intermittent: adj. Stopping and staring at intervals.

Incidental: adj. Occurring or likely to occur as an unpredictab le or minor accomplani ment.

Habitual: adj. Established by long use. Frequent Repetition.

Oscillate: intr.v to swing back and forth with a steady uninterrupted rhythm.

Insistent: Adj. firm in asserting a demand or an opinion.

Spasmodic: Adj. relating to, affected by, or having the characteristic of spasm.

Perpetual: Adj. lasting for eternity.

Persistent: Adj. refusing to give up, or let go.

Sporadic: Adj. occurring irregularly, having no pattern or order in time.

~For the ladies~ ~For the guys~

Resistant: Noun The act or the instance of resisting.

Contingent: Adj. 1.Liable to occur but unlikely or unplanned event. 2.Dependent on condition or occurrences not established; conditional.

~STUDY FOR THE TEST~ ~IGGY~