exacerber
ɛɡzasɛʁbe
Definition of exacerber - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
intensifierrendre plus intense ou plus fort
- La chaleur exacerbe sa migraine depuis ce matin.
2.
énerverirriter ou agacer quelqu'un
- Ses remarques répétées exacerbent sa sœur.
Origin of exacerber
latin, exacerbare (rendre plus amer)
Examples of exacerber in a sentence
Ce médicament risque d'exacerber les effets secondaires. Le bruit exacerbe mes nerfs chaque matin. Cette injustice exacerbait la colère des manifestants.
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- English:exacerbate, irritate, ...
- German:verstärken, nerven, ...
- Italian:esacerbare, innervosire, ...
- Spanish:exacerbar, exasperar, ...
- Portuguese:intensificar, irritar, ...
- Chinese:加剧, 激怒, ...
- Japanese:悪化させる, 苛立たせる, ...
- Arabic:فاقم, أغضب, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַחְרִיף, לְהַרְגִּיז, ...
- Russian:усугубить, раздражать, ...
- Ukrainian:посилювати, дратувати, ...
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