Aggravates is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AGGRAVATES in dictionary:

VERB:
• AGGRAVATE, to make worse
• make (a problem, injury, or offence) worse or more serious
• annoy or exasperate
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• obsolete to make heavy; burden; increase

Words related to AGGRAVATES

aggravate14

How to use AGGRAVATES in a sentence

• In this way it cooeperates with and aggravates the force of other causes of disunion, which adverse circumstances may generate.
• Nothing aggravates a cowboy so much, or makes him more desperate in his selection of tricks, as the affectation of badness on the part of a newcomer.
• The degree of pleasure the former may feel, instead of extenuating, aggravates his guilt, and shews the depth of his malignity.
• It stimulates a general rashness of enterprise and aggravates the fluctuations of commerce and the currency.
• One of the worst features of such cells is the lack of ventilation, which deficiency of course aggravates their general unsanitary condition.
• Nothing so aggravates an earnest person as a passive resistance.
• The nervous twitching at the bit and the attempt to govern them by reason of your superior age or knowledge aggravates the evil.
• The scheme in relation to Gondreville which you attribute to us is a failure, and only aggravates our position uselessly.
• In summer the blue-bottle fly aggravates the annoyance, as it lays its eggs in the open spaces of the skin, and maggots develop in a very short time.
• It occasionally occurs simultaneously on both sides, and greatly aggravates the effects of self-abuse, if it is not itself an effect of the vice.
• For it is clear that the purpose of a remedy is to cure, but if the remedy only aggravates the complaint, it had better be left alone.
• Pregnancy no doubt aggravates constipation by diminishing intestinal activity.
• What aggravates the Just is, that even this Promise has been made as long as the Memory of Man can trace it, and yet nothing performed, and yet still prevails.
• Its sole merit would have been its being in one volume, were it not that this form, being a bait to the unwary, aggravates the offence.
• You being a married man unspeakably aggravates both your guilt and mine.
• Let them remember, too, that every year which passes aggravates the financial difficulties which imperil the future of Ireland.
• There are thus no lasting family ties to bind relations together, not even the nearest, and this aggravates their distress when they are sold from each other.

Similar words containing AGGRAVATE without suffix s

aggravate14 aggravated16

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