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Definition of exacerbated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
intensifiedmade worse or more severe
- His symptoms were exacerbated by the delay in treatment.
- Her condition was exacerbated by the cold weather.
- The crisis was exacerbated by the lack of resources.
Origin of exacerbated
Latin, exacerbatus (made harsh)
Terms with exacerbated included in their meaning
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acr: work-exacerbated asthma
asthma that gets worse because of work
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- French:aggravé, ...
- German:verschlimmert, ...
- Italian:aggravato, ...
- Spanish:agravado, ...
- Portuguese:agravado, ...
- Chinese:加重的, ...
- Japanese:悪化した, ...
- Arabic:مُتَفاقِم, ...
- Hebrew:מֻחְמָר, ...
- Russian:усугублённый, ...
- Ukrainian:загострений, ...
- Hindi:बिगड़ा हुआ, ...
Definition of exacerbate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
worsenmake a problem or situation worse
- The new policy will exacerbate the economic crisis.
2.
intensify illnessTECH. increase the severity of a disease or painTECH.
- The cold weather exacerbated her arthritis.
Origin of exacerbate
Latin, exacerbāre (to make harsh)
Examples of exacerbate in a sentence
Ignoring the problem will exacerbate the situation. Stress can exacerbate her symptoms. Pollution exacerbates respiratory issues.
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- French:aggraver, intensifier, ...
- German:verschlimmern, verstärken, ...
- Italian:peggiorare, intensificare, ...
- Spanish:exacerbar, intensificar, ...
- Portuguese:agravar, exacerbar, ...
- Chinese:加剧, ...
- Japanese:悪化させる, 重症化させる, ...
- Arabic:فَاقَمَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַחְמִיר, ...
- Russian:усугублять, обострять, ...
- Ukrainian:загострювати, посилити, ...
- Hindi:बदतर करना, बढ़ा देना, ...
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