1. Aggravation; irritation; provocation

2. Can't stand the aggravation, all day I get aggravation. You know how it is. "

3. aggravation f (plural Aggravations) aggravation; Further reading “aggravation” in Trésor de la langue française informatisé (The Digitized Treasury of the French Language).

4. Common Uses of aggravate, Aggravation…

5. Aggravation of a Pre-Existing Condition

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8. I just couldn't take the aggravation.

9. Aggravation Definition Aggravation — a worsening of a preexisting condition where the underlying pathology of the condition is permanently advanced

10. The answer is service connection by Aggravation

11. How to use Aggravation in a sentence

12. What does Aggravations mean? Plural form of aggravation

13. The Aggravation of a crime is usually a …

14. She stirred in aggravation as she said this.

15. I don't need all this aggravation at work.

16. Aggravation - Translation to Spanish, pronunciation, and forum discussions

17. Definition of Aggravation noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

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19. The drug may cause an aggravation of the condition.

20. Theindividual will , besides aggravation of symptoms of diabetes , now manifest :

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22. Hypernyms ("Aggravation" is a kind of): aggression (deliberately unfriendly behavior) Hyponyms (each of the following is a kind of "Aggravation"): aggro ((informal British usage) Aggravation or aggression) last straw (the final irritation that stretches your patience beyond the …

23. It will be a whole lot of aggravation for nothing.

24. Nervous system disorders Aggravation of migraine episodes; headaches; dizziness; neuritis.

25. Conflict by itself is not horrible, but its aggravation is.

26. The aggravation of her condition resulted from lack of care.

27. I've been getting a lot of aggravation at work recently.

28. Aggravations: Plural form of <xref>aggravation</xref>

29. The new secretary left in aggravation when they mentioned her mistakes.

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

31. A nagging wife is going to cause additional tension and aggravation.

32. When they turn on the news, they want relief, not aggravation.

33. With the aggravation of pollution, more fish vanish from the lake.

34. ‘The latest figures show a certain Aggravation on the inflation front, according to the report.’ ‘The outcome will be economic Aggravation, dashing the desperate hope for an economic recovery.’ ‘The Aggravation of the problem is directly related to the violence unleashed on the natural enemies of pests.’

35. ‘The latest figures show a certain Aggravation on the inflation front, according to the report.’ ‘The outcome will be economic Aggravation, dashing the desperate hope for an economic recovery.’ ‘The Aggravation of the problem is directly related to the violence unleashed on the natural enemies of pests.’

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

37. Aggravation noun (MAKE WORSE) [ U ] formal the act of making something such as a problem or injury worse: Rest the affected limb to avoid further Aggravation of the condition.

38. What does Aggravation mean? A source of continuing, increasing irritation or trouble

39. The contradictory roles of adenosine A 2 a receptors: protection or aggravation?

40. Agida Italian-American slang for heartburn but it can also mean mental aggravation

41. However, Ginko biloba extracts could induce the aggravation of cardiovascular disease and Amblosis

42. Luke also describes how the wounds were bandaged, or bound, preventing further aggravation.

43. This is the British English definition of Aggravation.View American English definition of Aggravation.

44. As Robert said, Allen Aggravation is a different type of secondary service connection

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46. For an Abigeus to carry arms was a great aggravation of his offence

47. Definition and synonyms of Aggravation from the online English dictionary from Macmillan Education.

48. For an Abigeus to carry arms was a great aggravation of his offence

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50. I like riding the subway because I can avoid the aggravation of morning traffic.

51. The zoology environment aggravation of the area experienced a long - term historical course western.

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53. Aggravation definition is - an act or circumstance that intensifies something or makes something worse

54. First, a derisory vote, after a contest creating a lot of thoroughly unhelpful aggravation.

55. Synonyms for Bedevilment include vexation, pestering, aggravation, annoyance, harassment, harrying, importunity, bugging, botheration and teasing

56. agita or [Agida] Italian-American slang for heartburn but it can also mean mental aggravation

57. Synonyms for Bugging include pestering, vexation, aggravation, bedevilment, annoyance, harassment, harrying, importunity, botheration and teasing

58. Antonyms for Allayment include aggravation, annoyance, check, continuation, depression, discontent, discouragement, dissatisfaction, gloom and harm

59. In Aggravation, the playing deck is made up of a combination of four playing decks

60. Synonyms for Annoyance include irritation, exasperation, anger, vexation, bother, displeasure, grief, aggravation, harassment and indignation

61. Aggravation: Medtalk An ↑ in seriousness, intensity or severity of disease; worsening Vox populi An annoyance

62. Wound Aggravation is a notable passive skill only found on Large or Medium Cluster Jewels

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64. An increase in intensity, seriousness, or severity; act of making worse: an Aggravation of pain

65. Faces in the crowd inevitably reflect concentration and consternation, amusement and bewilderment, determination and aggravation.

66. Synonyms for Bothering include aggravation, annoyance, bedevilment, botheration, bugging, disturbance, harassment, harrying, importunity and pestering

67. Noun an increase in intensity, seriousness, or severity; act of making worse: an Aggravation of pain

68. That the other women had never shown any deference to that status was a perennial aggravation.

69. Preventing Ashy skin before it happens can save you a great deal of time and aggravation

70. A merchant who protests risks aggravation, so most are cageyabout criticising what amounts to restrictive practices.

71. Aggravation of bacterial drug resistance makes people face a draconic reality, that is post - antibiotics era.

72. What you’re dealing with here is Aggravation instead of causation, meaning, that you have a service

73. Once I realized that I wouldn't choose to give up that job, my aggravation lessened considerably.

74. Allen Aggravation is a theory of secondary service connections based on a court case called Allen

75. There is growing evidence that Adipose tissue plays a key role in the aggravation of COVID-19

76. With the high development of economy and aggravation of urban population, the water - consumptionof factories and lives.

77. Dissimilar Aggravation in which new symptoms appear for a short time but current ones stay the same

78. Instead, I explain his so-called options and the possible causes for the aggravation of his breathing.

79. Aggravated definition is - angry or displeased especially because of small problems or annoyances : feeling or showing aggravation

80. If this also causes aggravation, the remedy can be further diluted in a third cup, and so on.