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Meanings of exacerbate in English
Synonyms
Examples for "worsen"
Examples for "worsen"
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It will not help control the crisis but may worsen the situation.
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That, as the report points out, allowed the fiscal crisis to worsen.
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These rains could worsen the flood situation in the region, OCHA said.
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Analysts believe that amount could worsen if housing prices continue to fall.
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This would worsen the humanitarian crisis and possibly trigger a new depression.
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China and Russia expressed concern the plans could aggravate Middle East hostilities.
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The separatist authorities are trying to aggravate the situation in the region.
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Higher sea levels would aggravate storm surges or the impact of tsunamis.
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Studies suggest that stretching may actually aggravate and speed the contracture process.
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That gap in prosperity can aggravate simmering social, economic and political tensions.
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But I know very well how to exasperate and humble the Christians.
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She hesitated in her response, not wishing to exasperate Desnoyers any further.
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Accordingly, no means were neglected that could inflame and exasperate the populace.
4
He will puzzle us and perplex us as well as exasperate us.
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They do not know what will soothe, and what will exasperate them.
Usage of exacerbate in English
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Now Zeus helped create a product that will exacerbate those same problems?
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Conclusion: Patients with asthma experience significant workplace exposures that exacerbate their symptoms.
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However, other factors that exacerbate these bushfires can be effectively tackled immediately.
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But redemption pressures on large passive investors could exacerbate any market selloff.
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That could exacerbate tensions with other EU nations like Italy and Greece.
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Conclusion: Preinjury sleep difficulties may exacerbate neurocognitive impairment and symptoms after concussion.
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Doing nothing would exacerbate the growing gap between projected income and expenditure.
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D'Agostino believes the mining of NEOs will likely exacerbate existing wealth inequality.
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Added to which, they exacerbate market volatility when they do finally act.
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Election observers worry that people streaming into displacement camps could exacerbate vote-rigging.
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Differentiation from MS is crucial, because some MS treatments can exacerbate NMO.
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Background: Dust mite allergens can induce allergic sensitization and exacerbate asthma symptoms.
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And it will exacerbate the approaching danger of fake computer-generated video footage.
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However, it does not exacerbate the cardiac dysfunction induced by brain death.
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He added that the Greece debt crisis could exacerbate the problem.
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Hampden-Turner signalled the ban is likely to exacerbate the situation in these cases.
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Translations for exacerbate
Catalan
Exacerbate through the time
Exacerbate across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common