Dictionary
is aggravate
verb
To make worse, or more severe; to render less tolerable or less excusable; to make more offensive; to enhance; to intensify.
Exact(1)
"The only thing this will do is aggravate the situation.
Similar(57)
And he is aggravating it.
And the rift is aggravated by mutual recrimination.
"Asthma is aggravated by dirty surroundings, crowding, cockroaches," he said.
The issue is aggravating longstanding frictions in Europe.
The political tension is aggravated by economic woes.
The problem in the Bronx is aggravated by other factors.
This problem is aggravated for video sequences with intense motion.
Underground hot water is aggravated by the heat-harm.
This is aggravated by the nomadic nature of the pastoralists.
A political clash is aggravating already existing ethnic tensions.
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