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Term: Aggrevated

Description:

Aggrevated is a misspelling of the word "aggravated," which means to make a situation or problem more severe or serious. It is commonly used to describe an action or behavior that causes annoyance, provocation, or anger.

Part of Speech:

• Adjective
• Verb (present participle)

Senses and Usages:

1. Adjective:

- Feeling or showing intense annoyance, frustration, or anger.

- Experiencing a worsened state of something, usually a problem or situation.

Sample Sentences:

1. She was aggrevated by his constant interruptions during the meeting.
2. His aggrevated tone of voice indicated his frustration.
3. The aggrevated injury caused him severe pain.
4. The aggrevated noise from the construction work kept the neighbors awake.

2. Verb (Present Participle):

- Causing annoyance, aggravation, or anger to someone.

- Making a problem or situation more severe or serious.

Sample Sentences:

1. The constant barking of the neighbor's dog was aggrevating her.
2. His behavior only aggrevated the already tense atmosphere.
3. It's important to avoid aggrevating the wound during the healing process.
4. She didn't want to aggrevate the situation further by arguing.

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