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Meanings of aggravation in English
Portuguese
agravamento Catalan
exasperació Portuguese
exacerbação Catalan
exacerbació Any circumstance which increases the guilt or enormity or adds to its injurious consequences of a crime or tort.
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Examples for "mitigating factor"
Examples for "mitigating factor"
1
It's something that his defence team could use as a mitigating factor.
2
However, the judge said he would consider them a mitigating factor.
3
Nonetheless, this mitigating factor hasn't done much to stem the tide of anger.
4
LegalBrief has listed his apology as a mitigating factor in his behaviour, too.
5
But environmentalists argued methane's low life expectancy was not a valid mitigating factor.
Usage of aggravation in English
1
Being selectively proactive now could save you aggravation later in the week.
2
Now such news would reach them as an aggravation of the injury.
3
Even this aggravation of her morning condition did not greatly depress Melbury.
4
His loss was an aggravation, especially as his deputy, Lawrence, was away.
5
In all this there was so great an aggravation of his misery!
6
I know there are moods when it's pure aggravation to be cheerful!
7
That was one particular aggravation he didn't need at the moment.
8
The day brought no aggravation of the symptoms; again the night was quiet.
9
The presence of a spectre in the horizon is an aggravation of solitude.
10
Although this action may promote arrhythmia suppression, apparently paradoxical arrhythmia aggravation does occur.
11
Incursions into personal space are a familiar source of aggravation at high altitudes.
12
There is no aggravation in his position as a police officer.
13
Kaposi regards it as an aggravation of the physiologic exfoliation of the new-born.
14
Bitter aggravation lay in her tone, bitter aggravation in her gesture.
15
Flesh and blood can stand a good deal of aggravation; but not that.
16
Street Fighter II will let you revisit years of Vega-induced aggravation.
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Aggravation through the time
Aggravation across language varieties
United States of America
Common
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