The phrase "aggravation down" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a reduction in aggravation or frustration, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "After the meeting, I felt a sense of aggravation down, but I managed to calm myself."
Alternatives: "less aggravation" or "reduced frustration".
Our fruitful college journey was suddenly clouded with aggravation, and I turned down the music (always a bad sign) to think.
"Everything here is scaled down but the aggravation," Bizzy Monte-Sano, a Larchmont regular, said after a rounding better left forgotten.
The further consumption of VFAs during the later period of digestion broke down the inhibition aggravation of gas production, improved daily methane production (Fig. 1b, c), and resulted in a satisfactory volumetric methane production (Fig. 3).
Wearing clothes that are comfortable can help keep stress levels down due to less aggravation and confidence in knowing that the outfit is smart.
Frustration and aggravation can weigh you down both metaphorically and literally.
You can bring up the task manager by swiping up from the bottom, which lowers the aggravation of having to dig down into the Windows Mobile menu system.
Also, the constant battle between liberals and conservatives to vote certain stories up or down was often not worth the aggravation.
Also, as pointed out by Ben-Ari et al., the earlier administration of bumetanide may help to ameliorate the eventual down-regulation of KCC2 and possible seizure aggravation, 32 which take place after an initial functional up-regulation of KCC2 by neonatal seizures.
Needless to say, I eagerly awaited the day that I could walk away from education forever and settle down into some profession that required minimal intellectual aggravation.
Further aggravation of the perpetrator will usually result in you being brought down again.
