Definition of aggrieve - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
emotional painDated cause someone to feel pain or sorrowDated
- The news of the accident aggrieved her deeply.
2.
legalRare injure unjustly by infringing rightsRare
- The new law aggrieves the citizens' freedom of speech.
Origin of aggrieve
Latin, aggravare (to make heavier)
Examples of aggrieve in a sentence
The unfair decision aggrieved the community. The policy changes aggrieve minority groups unfairly. His actions were found to aggrieve the workers' rights.
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- French:affliger, porter atteinte, ...
- German:betrüben, schädigen, ...
- Italian:affliggere, ledere, ...
- Spanish:afligir, lesionar, ...
- Portuguese:afligir, prejudicar, ...
- Chinese:使痛苦, 侵害, ...
- Japanese:悲しませる, 侵害する, ...
- Arabic:آلَمَ, ظلم, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַכְאִיב, לִפְגוֹעַ, ...
- Russian:огорчать, ущемлять, ...
- Ukrainian:засмутити, порушувати, ...
- Hindi:दुखी करना, अन्यायपूर्ण चोट पहुँचाना, ...
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