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Meanings of mitigated in English

Made less severe or intense.

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Examples for "unmitigated"
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The pain was unmitigated; DeMartino's heartbeat was too faint to risk morphine.
Climbing Magazine
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The thanks should be all mine; you saved me from unmitigated boredom.
Winding Paths
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It's not an unmitigated disaster, and it affects enterprises more than consumers.
Wired
4
I tremble in every limb at the thought of your unmitigated scorn.'
The Magician
5
The critics say it could be an unmitigated disaster, financially and artistically.
Dante's numbers
Usage of mitigated in English
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Managing imports: Risks that come with handling international need to be mitigated.
The South African
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A Modernland spokesman said the company had mitigated currency risks through hedging.
Reuters
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The tape issues mentioned here are mitigated by backing up to disk.
Backup & recovery
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It wasn't that these new sensations trumped that loss-oreven mitigated it.
Antiphon
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It has mitigated the conduct of war, and the treatment of captives.
Evidences of Christianity
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Discontinuation of A1-AR induction mitigated cardiac dysfunction and significantly improved survival rate.
Pubmed
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That risk could be mitigated if REC took up a reverse swap.
Reuters
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The measure itself was soon mitigated, and the decree was never executed.
World's Best Histories — Volume 7: France
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The sentence of Bacon had scarcely been pronounced when it was mitigated.
Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 2
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At the worst it is mitigated by thought for wife or child.
God, the Invisible King
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But even that bereavement was mitigated by distractions alike inevitable and ennobling.
Lothair
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Their hostility to the Roman Catholic doctrine and discipline was considerably mitigated.
The History of England, from the Accession of James II — Volume ...
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But the severity of that Act was mitigated by a beneficent administration.
The History of England, from the Accession of James II — Volume ...
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As her sorrow could never be mitigated it should always be shared.
An Algonquin Maiden: A Romance of the Early Days of Upper Canada
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Her presence next to him was very soothing and mitigated his pain.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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Feversham, however, mitigated nothing, but continued steadily and truthfully to the end.
The Four Feathers
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