Look up: aggravate

1. aggravate
   make worse irritate 
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2. aggravate
   a risk attached to an unfavourable feature Category: Insurance • Theft committed by a person who either steals on a professional basis,commits the offence as a member of a group formed for the purposes of carrying out repeated robberies or thefts,carries a firearm or other dangerous weap...
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3. Aggravate
   Ag'gra·vate transitive verb [ imperfect & past participle Aggravated ; present participle & verbal noun Aggravating .] [ Latin aggravatus , past participle of aggravare . Se...
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4. aggravate
   exacerbate verb make worse; `This drug aggravates the pain`
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5. aggravate
   (ag´rә-vāt″) to cause a patient's condition to deteriorate.
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6. Aggravate
   • (v. t.) To make worse, or more severe; to render less tolerable or less excusable; to make more offensive; to enhance; to intensify. • (v. t.) To make heavy or heavier; to add to; to increase. • (v. t.) To exasperate; to provoke; to irritate. • (v. t.) To give coloring to in de...
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7. aggravate
   aggravate (AG gruh vayt') 1. To make worse, worsen, make more severe; intensify, inflame, irritate, increase, heighten: 'Don't scratch because you will only aggravate the itch.' 2. To annoy, exasperate, anger, vex, nettle, affront: 'His bossy attitude aggravates me.' Aggravate really means to make worse: 'The cold weather aggravated his rheum...
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