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Discover Ludwig"aggravate by" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It is usually used to describe a situation where a particular action or behavior makes an existing problem or situation worse. It can also be used to describe the cause or source of aggravation. Example 1: "The heavy traffic was aggravating by the construction work on the road, causing delays for commuters." Example 2: "She aggravated her already injured knee by attempting to play sports too soon." Example 3: "The situation was further aggravated by the lack of communication among team members."
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This behaviour is normal in a wireless network due to interferences among devices but in Castadiva it can be aggravate by the fact that all devices are close to one another.
It is no small matter, as switching breasts without properly emptying each one can have serious consequences, such as malnutrition, a condition that traditional healers might then aggravate by prescribing leaves, roots or herbs.
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This is further aggravated by smoking.
Communication issues aggravated by onion breath.
And the rift is aggravated by mutual recrimination.
Toyota, meanwhile, was not aggravated by the stunt.
These conditions can also be aggravated by central heating.
Nassau's problems are aggravated by its debt.
"This was a murder aggravated by sexual orientation.
"Asthma is aggravated by dirty surroundings, crowding, cockroaches," he said.
"It looks like a normal slowing, aggravated by oil prices".
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