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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aggravate with" is not correct in standard English usage.
The correct expression is typically "aggravate" followed by a noun or a situation, not "with."
Example: "The constant noise from the construction site began to aggravate my headache."
Alternatives: "annoyed by" or "irritated with".
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In addition, the couplings will aggravate with the increase of velocity and load.
In spite of this, it is expected that integration issues will aggravate with upcoming large-scale development in remote rich wind areas, such as the great plains area in the US and offshore wind areas in Europe [4].
At the same time, the first mild signs of synovitis become obvious which aggravate with additional injections.
Osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis aggravate with age and individuals with these conditions most likely have a higher risk of disability pension.
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You are aggravated with having to speak to the doctor about your drinking.
It is observed that the variation in intrinsic dc gain (ΔAV) aggravates with TSi scaling.
Paul Goodman became so aggravated with the wait at Ballston that he gave up.
"I was very aggravated with my family, I was yelling a lot," Mr. Houston said.
Some users have found the UltraViolet service aggravating, with video streams of varying quality.
Pain in the groin region or anterior thigh aggravated with weight bearing remains the most reliable clinical indicator.
Administration officials have been aggravated with reporters for focusing on the President's contrite comments about past American actions here.
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