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Meanings of aggravate matters in English
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Usage of aggravate matters in English
1
To aggravate matters a dust-storm blew up.
2
Wilful shutting of eyes and ignoring of the evil as a social factor of modern life, can but aggravate matters.
3
That would aggravate matters.
4
To aggravate matters, the stress in the autos market has also prompted banks to begin trimming their exposure to the sector.
5
So, uncertain what it was best to do, or where to go, in the fear lest she might aggravate matters, she sat down anxiously.
6
The crisis in the automotive industry has only aggravated matters further.
7
But what truly aggravated matters was the character of our colonel.
8
The correction I had given the brother, he told me, must have aggravated matters.
9
Lady Maccon sighed, a kind of sad, quiet noise that calmed Lord Maccon where her yelling would only have aggravated matters.
10
What aggravated matters was that she was dominated by an obstinate sense of duty and that dogged insistence on saving characteristic of the Swiss.