Associations to the word «Aggravate»
Noun
- Disregard
- Render
- Bowel
- Insult
- Deprivation
- Illness
- Spasm
- Morphine
- Impatience
- Tuberculosis
- Drought
- Burden
- Condition
- Headache
- Reporting
- Anxiety
- Violation
- Slaughter
- Dysfunction
- Erosion
- Epidemic
- Sen
- Complaint
- Plurality
- Vulnerability
- Hatred
- Conscription
- Unrest
- Sin
- Tors
- Pain
- Potassium
- Termination
- Adultery
- Temper
- Disease
- Avoidance
- Crisis
- Degradation
- Arrest
- Inability
- Weigh
- Neglect
- Resentment
- Disorder
- Animosity
- Aching
- Sickle
- Exhaustion
- Injustice
- Conduct
- Coughing
- Sickness
- Prob
- Intercourse
- Blackmail
- Obstruction
- Terrorism
- Problem
- Jealousy
- Accused
- Sufferer
- Imbalance
- Jail
- Retardation
- Alcohol
Adjective
Wiktionary
AGGRAVATE, verb. To make worse, or more severe; to render less tolerable or less excusable; to make more offensive; to enhance; to intensify.
AGGRAVATE, verb. To give coloring to in description; to exaggerate; as, to aggravate circumstances. — William Paley.
AGGRAVATE, verb. To exasperate; to provoke, to irritate.
Dictionary definition
AGGRAVATE, verb. Make worse; "This drug aggravates the pain".
AGGRAVATE, verb. Exasperate or irritate.
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