mitigated

ˈmɪtɪˌɡeɪtɪd

Definition

Definition of mitigated - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

lessened severitymade less severe or intense

The mitigated punishment allowed for community service instead of jail time..
The mitigated impact of the storm saved many lives.
The mitigated risks made the investment more appealing.

alleviated

diminished

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Origin of mitigated

Latin, mitigare (soften)

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French:atténué, ...
German:gemildert, ...
Italian:mitigato, ...
Spanish:mitigado, ...
Portuguese:atenuado, ...
Chinese:减轻的, ...
Japanese:軽減された, ...
Arabic:مُخَفَّف, ...
Hebrew:מְמוּתָן, ...
Russian:смягчённый, ...
Ukrainian:пом'якшений, ...
Hindi:कम किया हुआ, ...
Bengali:লঘুকৃত, ...
Catalan:mitigat, ...
Czech:zmírněný, ...
Danish:formildet, ...
Dutch:verzacht, ...
Greek:μετριασμένος, ...
Hungarian:enyhített, ...
Khmer:បន្ធូរបន្ថយ, ...
Korean:완화된, ...
Persian:تخفیف‌یافته, ...
Polish:złagodzony, ...
Portuguese (BR):atenuado, ...
Romanian:atenuat, ...
Swedish:mildrad, ...
Thai:ลดหย่อน, ...
Turkish:hafifletilmiş, ...
Vietnamese:giảm nhẹ, ...

mitigate

ˈmɪtɪˌɡeɪt

Definition of mitigate - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.

lessen intensitymake less severe, serious, or painful

They took measures to mitigate the environmental impact..

alleviate

reduce

reduce severitylessen the gravity of an offense or mistake

He tried to mitigate the offense by apologizing immediately..

alleviate

diminish

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Expressions with mitigate

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mitigate the effects of

make certain results less harmful or less difficult to handle

New policies aim to mitigate the effects of climate change.

Origin of mitigate

Latin, mitigare (to soften)

Examples of mitigate in a sentence

Efforts were made to mitigate the damage caused by the storm.
The lawyer's job was to mitigate the client's sentence.
They implemented new policies to mitigate the risks.

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French:atténuer, modérer, ...
German:mildern, abschwächen, ...
Italian:alleviare, mitigare, ...
Spanish:aliviar, atenuar, ...
Portuguese:atenuar, ...
Chinese:减轻, 缓和, ...
Japanese:軽減する, ...
Arabic:خَفَّفَ, ...
Hebrew:לְמַתֵּן, לְהָקֵל עַל, ...
Russian:смягчить, ...
Ukrainian:пом'якшити, ...
Hindi:कम करना, ...
Bengali:কমানো, হ্রাস করা, ...
Catalan:mitigar, alleugerir, ...
Czech:zmírnit, polehčit, ...
Danish:afbøde, formindske, ...
Dutch:verzachten, verlichten, ...
Greek:μετριάζω, ...
Hungarian:enyhíteni, menteni, ...
Khmer:កាត់បន្ថយ, បន្ថយ, ...
Korean:완화하다, ...
Persian:کاهش دادن, تخفیف دادن, ...
Polish:łagodzić, ...
Portuguese (BR):atenuar, ...
Romanian:a reduce, ...
Swedish:mildra, förmildra, ...
Thai:บรรเทา, ลดความรุนแรง, ...
Turkish:hafifletmek, ...
Vietnamese:giảm nhẹ, ...

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