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to aggravate = a agrava

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Aggravate is a verb.

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Here are some sentences.

Don't aggravate the situation by arguing.

Her snide comments always aggravate him.

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There are people who can aggravate you and not even be aware that they are aggravating.

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Does not using a pencil really aggravate you that much?

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Mint can aggravate acid reflux, yes.

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The opposite of soothe is irritate, or possibly agitate, aggravate, or exacerbate.

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My little brother likes to aggravate me.

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The student was starting to aggravate the teacher with the constant questioning and commenting on the material being covered.

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Nicotine is reputed to aggravate

arthritis especially

rheumatoid arthritis So the answer

is Yes

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AnswerDon't walk on your sprained ankle, you will aggravate it.

The knight aggravated the sleeping dragon, so it decided to eat him.

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Citrus can help your immune system. It can make a cold sore sting but doesn't really aggravate it.

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The first syllable.

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yes but not a lot

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It's possible, there is salt in pickles and if there is salt on the pop corn then that could aggravate the cold sore.

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Yes, ozone can aggravate lung diseases. It is because it acts like a pollutant at ground level.

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The correct spelling of this word is "aggravate."

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It will aggravate the symptoms.

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I was so aggravated when I lost the game of ping pong that I ended up punching a hole in the wall of my bedroom.

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The term irritate is similar in meaning to the following terms; aggravate, destroy, rankle or rattle. Other synonyms include, aggravate, annoy, bother and of course, disturb.

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aggravate

infuriate

frustrate

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no that is just a rumor

but some say it does.

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Annoy, Bother, aggravate

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To make heavy or heavier; to add to; to increase., To make worse, or more severe; to render less tolerable or less excusable; to make more offensive; to enhance; to intensify., To give coloring to in description; to exaggerate; as, to aggravate circumstances., To exasperate; to provoke; to irritate.

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A girl with a great personality and likes to aggravate her brother.

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Idioms meaning "to tease or aggravate" include:

  • yank ones chain
  • get on ones nerves
  • pushing ones buttons
  • on ones last nerve
  • getting under ones skin
  • making ones blood boil

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appease, gladden, make happy, mollify, soften ,placate,sooth

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The victim is less likely to aggravate existing injuries

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Excess weight and injuries can aggravate this condition

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Get another splint,tape it up, do not aggravate it and ice it everyday.

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caffeinated drinks high-fat foods onions

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infuriate, exasperate, aggravate, irritate, exacerbate, antagonize

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Assault is covered under Hammurabi code of law.

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Lumala means aggravate. Other Tagalog terms for lumala are lumubha or bumigat.

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It will if u aggravate it enough, or if u dont feed it sugar

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Irritate, bother, pester..any of these the one you're looking for?

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No. In most instances, cosmetics will actually aggravate skin conditions such as acne.

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