Synonyms for mitigated
mit·i·gat·ed

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1. mitigatedadjective

   made less severe or intense

   "he gladly accepted the mitigated penalty"

   Antonyms:
   flaming(a), perfect(a), blinking(a), utter(a), everlasting(a), arrant(a), pure(a), unmitigated, bodacious, fucking(a), bally(a), undiminished, sodding(a), unrelieved, complete(a), double-dyed(a), crashing(a), gross(a), consummate(a), stark(a), staring(a), thoroughgoing(a), unadulterated, bloody(a), blooming(a)

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1. List of paraphrases for "mitigated":

   attenuated, alleviated, mitigate, tempered, lessened, dimmed, reduced, eased, minimized, abated, mitigable, softened, diminished, ameliorated, dampened, offset, smoothed, moderated, amortized

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1. Chief Magistrate Graeme Henson:

   I find there is an unacceptable risk that cannot be properly mitigated by a further extension of bail.

2. Joe Hayes:

   The likelihood of the negative trend in output being stymied any time soon appears slim, with demand for goods from both domestic and international sources waning further, asian goods producers face headwinds from slowing growth in Europe and China, while global trade risks are yet to be mitigated by a breakthrough in US-Sino relations.

3. Rear Admiral John Kirby:

   Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel believes that the risk has been substantially mitigated through the assurances that we received through the Emir of Qatar, i would remind you that these are assurances that the emir personally gave to the President of the United States. I'm not going to go into every detail on these assurances, but -- but the secretary is comfortable that the risk is mitigated through these assurances.

4. Baskut Tuncak:

   The lack of information when needed -- information that could have mitigated or perhaps even prevented this disaster -- is truly tragic, moreover, the reported restrictions on public access to health and safety information and freedom of the press in the aftermath are deeply disturbing, particularly to the extent it risks increasing the number of victims of this disaster.

5. Philipp Wehle:

   At the peak of the crisis, there were some shortfalls and margin calls. They have been mitigated down to almost zero at this stage, without material losses so far.