Associations to the word «Mitigation»
Noun
- Technical
- Guideline
- Detection
- Epa
- Dare
- Change
- Sensing
- Warning
- Emergency
- Earthquake
- Spill
- Roadway
- Edict
- Corrosion
- Dam
- Implementation
- Restoration
- Suppression
- Annex
- Habitat
- Contamination
- Compliance
- Damage
- Enhancement
- Competency
- Infrastructure
- Infringement
- Utilization
- Response
- Option
- Avalanche
- Abolition
- Alert
- Likelihood
- Ventilation
- Inquisition
- Protection
- Noise
- Prediction
- Traction
- Evacuation
- Funding
- Validation
- Cutler
- Cost
- Insanity
- Dig
- Policy
- Polarization
- Dispersion
- Alternative
- Effectiveness
- Gas
- Methane
- Dickson
- Offence
- Sonar
- Linkage
- Governance
- Threat
- Energy
- Improvement
- Jury
- Resource
- Project
- Affect
- Initiative
- Pollutant
- Benefit
- Degradation
- Bias
- Requiring
- Plan
Adjective
Wiktionary
MITIGATION, noun. Relief; alleviation
Dictionary definition
MITIGATION, noun. To act in such a way as to cause an offense to seem less serious.
MITIGATION, noun. A partial excuse to mitigate censure; an attempt to represent an offense as less serious than it appears by showing mitigating circumstances.
MITIGATION, noun. The action of lessening in severity or intensity; "the object being control or moderation of economic depressions".
Wise words
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