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Meanings of worsen in in English

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Usage of worsen in in English
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Those conflicts would only worsen in the next five years, the commission said.
The Guardian
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We expect the conditions to worsen in the next few hours.
Radio NZ
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The situation of Japan's aging population is set to worsen in the years ahead.
Reuters
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According to the charity, the problem of homelessness continues to worsen in the city.
The Irish Times
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We expect conditions to worsen in the next few hours.
Radio NZ
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Furthermore, 75 per cent of respondents said the problem was likely to worsen in future.
The Irish Times
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Out-of-control fires are blazing in three states, with conditions set to worsen in some regions.
News.com.au
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As her symptoms progressively worsen in quarantine, she worries about the future of her job.
Reuters
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Their situation may worsen in the short term, now that the Disability Act has become law.
The Irish Times
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Photo: 123RF As conditions worsen in the upper South Island, fire crews are on high alert.
Radio NZ
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Some in the southern city of Aden were worried that violence would worsen in Saleh's absence.
Reuters
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Government officials have warned that the situation may worsen in coming days as the rainy season continues.
Reuters
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But in summary, he warned that the situation will worsen in New York, especially in the city.
The Guardian
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Yet gross domestic product growth has slowed dramatically and is likely to worsen in the current quarter.
Reuters
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Iran denies, but ties worsen in June and Iran and Britain expel diplomats over the IRA row.
Reuters
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According to the Latin America Risk Report, the situation in Latin American is only set to worsen in 2020.
News.com.au
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Worsen in across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common