Meanings of compounded as in anglès

Their misery is likely to be compounded as this year's monsoon season approaches.

Ahmed's guilt compounded as the months passed and so many died.

A typical letter, compounded as above, would run somewhat as follows:

This is compounded as hospitals get penalised financially for under-performance.

The tragedy is frequently compounded as when a mother dies often her baby dies too.

It is compounded as rule of sadness, of looking on the dark side and of profound egoism.

Worries of a sharp economic slowdown have compounded as the Sino-U.S. trade war shows no signs of abating.

The developers are compounded as follows:

His manner is his own, cunningly compounded as it is of the proceeds of half a dozen artists.

They are structural and enduring features of South Africa, further compounded as companies collapse and invest in labour-saving technologies.

That's merely an object-lesson-certainelements, in themselves opaque, yet so compounded as to give a resultant body which is transparent.

It often happens that a word is compounded as it were of two, or in some cases the same word, or syllable, is repeated.

It should be borne in mind that the semi-neutrals, like the secondaries and tertiaries, may be so compounded as to be permanent, semi-stable, or fugitive.

The gloom on Wall Street was compounded as the S&P500 fell below its 200-day moving average, a potentially negative signal for momentum-chasing trading models.

Compounded as it is of hope and fear, there is not a moment in which it does not plume the wings of expectation.