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Meanings of exacerbate in English

Portuguese
agravar
Catalan
enfellonir
Spanish
empeorar

Make worse.

agravar
Usage of exacerbate in English
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Now Zeus helped create a product that will exacerbate those same problems?
Book Three: The Final Exodus
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Conclusion: Patients with asthma experience significant workplace exposures that exacerbate their symptoms.
Pubmed
3
However, other factors that exacerbate these bushfires can be effectively tackled immediately.
The Irish Times
4
But redemption pressures on large passive investors could exacerbate any market selloff.
Reuters
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That could exacerbate tensions with other EU nations like Italy and Greece.
Reuters
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Conclusion: Preinjury sleep difficulties may exacerbate neurocognitive impairment and symptoms after concussion.
Pubmed
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Doing nothing would exacerbate the growing gap between projected income and expenditure.
The Irish Times
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D'Agostino believes the mining of NEOs will likely exacerbate existing wealth inequality.
Wired
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Added to which, they exacerbate market volatility when they do finally act.
Reuters
10
Election observers worry that people streaming into displacement camps could exacerbate vote-rigging.
Reuters
11
Differentiation from MS is crucial, because some MS treatments can exacerbate NMO.
Pubmed
12
Background: Dust mite allergens can induce allergic sensitization and exacerbate asthma symptoms.
Pubmed
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And it will exacerbate the approaching danger of fake computer-generated video footage.
The Guardian
14
However, it does not exacerbate the cardiac dysfunction induced by brain death.
Pubmed
15
He added that the Greece debt crisis could exacerbate the problem.
Reuters
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Hampden-Turner signalled the ban is likely to exacerbate the situation in these cases.
Reuters
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Ireland
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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