aggravating in English

verb

1

make (a problem, injury, or offense) worse or more serious.

military action would only aggravate the situation

2

annoy or exasperate (someone), especially persistently.

the gesture aggravated me even more

synonyms: annoy, irritate, exasperate, bother, put out, nettle, provoke, antagonize, get on someone's nerves, ruffle (someone's feathers), try someone's patience, peeve, needle, bug, miff, get under someone's skin, tick off

adjective

exasperating

verb

worsen, annoy, exacerbate
worsen, make worse, exacerbate, inflame, compound, add fuel to the fire/flames, add insult to injury, rub salt in the wound
annoy, irritate, exasperate, bother, put out, nettle, provoke, antagonize, get on someone's nerves, ruffle (someone's feathers), try someone's patience, peeve, needle, bug, miff, get under someone's skin, tick off
exacerbate, worsen, exasperate
exacerbate, exasperate

Use "aggravating" in a sentence

1. Man, you're aggravating.

2. Aggravating definition, causing or full of Aggravation: I've had an aggravating day

3. Aggravating or attenuating circumstances

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5. He's such an aggravating man.

6. How aggravating to be interrupted!

7. Stop aggravating me, will you!

8. An Aggravating factor under G.S

9. Now here's an aggravating animal!

10. I find him really aggravating.

11. He is such an aggravating man.

12. Adjustment coefficients linked to aggravating factors

13. Her constant interruptions were very aggravating.

14. Adjustment coefficients linked to aggravating factors:

15. Aggravating CIRCUMSTANCES This main section is broken upon into ten subsections – one for each of the Aggravating factors

16. Synonyms for Aggravating in Free Thesaurus

17. No aggravating circumstances have been found.

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19. Aggravating factors are distinct from sentencing enhancements

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22. Legislation should include a description of Aggravating circumstances

23. Paper proposals for large scale business aggravating when.

24. You don't realise how aggravating you can be.

25. Aggravating it might only lead to more damage.

26. Incorrect cure can make a symptom aggravating instead.

27. The chemicals from the fire were aggravating her emphysema.

28. Fifth, to avoid aggravating the problem of global imbalances.

29. Diesel exhaust is particularly aggravating to many susceptible individuals.

30. The recognition of particular Aggravating factors varies by jurisdiction.

31. Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word Aggravating. Princeton's WordNet (0.00 / 0 votes)Rate this definition: Aggravating, exacerbating, exasperating (adj)

32. Member States should provide for aggravating circumstances in their national law in accordance with the applicable rules established by their legal systems on aggravating circumstances.

33. Definition of Aggravating adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

34. Aggravating adjective (MAKING WORSE) law formal or specialized making something worse, such as a crime: Aggravating factors can affect the sentence set by the court.

35. 17 synonyms for Aggravating: annoying, provoking, irritating, teasing, galling, exasperating

36. They are noisy, vicious, unaccommodating and Aggravating to a degree

37. Constant interruptions are very aggravating when you're trying to work.

38. The act of Aggravating or the state of being aggravated

39. The drouth was Aggravating in its duration and growing hardships.

40. Typically, the presence of an Aggravating circumstance will lead to …

41. Adjective causing or full of aggravation: I've had an Aggravating day.

42. Infringement of the rights of defence in assessing the aggravating circumstances

43. Aggravating Circumstance Aggravating circumstance n : a circumstance relating to the commission of an act that increases the degree of liability or culpability [punitive damages are recoverable in a conversion case when the evidence shows legal malice, willfulness, insult, or other Aggravating circumstances "Schwertfeger v.

44. Chronic UV-damage, dry air and low temperature are aggravating factors.

45. Verbs for aggravate include aggravate, aggravated, aggravates, Aggravatest, aggravateth and aggravating

46. 41 synonyms for Annoying: irritating, boring, disturbing, provoking, teasing, harassing, aggravating

47. The lawyer entered three Aggravating items into evidence in the trial

48. Verbs for aggravate include aggravate, aggravated, aggravates, Aggravatest, aggravateth and aggravating.

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50. Oh, no, not with that aggravating, hot-tempered, sensuous little leprechaun.