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Synonyms for exacerbate
ɪgˈzæs ərˌbeɪt, ɛkˈsæs-ex·ac·er·bate
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List of paraphrases for "exacerbate":
aggravate, worsen, inflame, exacerbates, escalate, exacerbated, deepen, heighten, accentuate, compound, aggravates
Words popularity by usage frequency
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#5615 | decline | |
#6470 | compound | |
#13737 | incense | |
#29346 | deepen | |
#33757 | exacerbated | |
#35337 | worsen | |
#37645 | escalate | |
#44647 | exacerbate | |
#46777 | heighten | |
#54875 | accentuate | |
#55038 | aggravate | |
#87379 | exacerbates | |
#88126 | inflame | |
#105164 | aggravates | |
#120346 | infuriate | |
#227873 | exasperate |
How to use exacerbate in a sentence?
Oil-exporting countries such as Malaysia may have diminished government revenues from falling energy prices and this could exacerbate their debt issues, if prices do continue to fall and persist for a long time ... oil rig developments could be re-evaluated if the cost for extraction continues to exceed the cost per barrel.
We need to be conscious in short-term not to exacerbate stress of the families in the first days.
This [storm] is going to bring a whole litany of concerns that are probably greater than we had initially anticipated a few days ago, frankly, even widespread moderate rain at this point is going to exacerbate flood conditions in some places — so not the best news.
This blizzard will further exacerbate flooding in Nebraska with the added insult of heavy snowfall to eventually melt.
There is a disparity in access to capital in our country. We do not want this tragedy of a coronavirus to exacerbate that disparity or to ossify it, to solidify it.
Translations for exacerbate
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- تفاقمArabic
- раздразвам, влошавамBulgarian
- verschärfen, erbittern, verärgern, verschlimmern, reizenGerman
- exacerbar, agravarSpanish
- تشدید می شودPersian
- pahentaa, ärsyttääFinnish
- empirer, agraver, irriterFrench
- ख़राब करनाHindi
- սաստկացնել, զայրացնելArmenian
- esacerbareItalian
- ಉಲ್ಬಣಗೊಳಿಸುKannada
- exacerboLatin
- forverreNorwegian
- exacerberen, verslechteren, irriterenDutch
- forverreNorwegian Nynorsk
- exacerbarPortuguese
- раздражать, ухудшатьRussian
- förbittra, skärpa, förvärraSwedish
- sinirlendirmek, kötüleştirmek, azdırmakTurkish
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