exacerrated Synonyms
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exacerrated Meaning
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exacerrated (imp. & p. p.)
of Exacerbate
exacerrated Sentence Examples
- The incessant downpour exacerbated the flooding in the region, causing widespread damage and displacement.
- The patient's underlying health conditions exacerbated the severity of the flu virus, leading to hospitalization.
- The inflammatory response to the bee sting exacerbated the swelling and pain, making it difficult for the person to move their hand.
- The economic downturn exacerbated the poverty rate, leading to increased homelessness and food insecurity.
- The constant criticism and negative feedback from the boss exacerbated the employee's anxiety and decreased their job performance.
- The political rhetoric and division exacerbated tensions between different groups of people, leading to protests and civil unrest.
- The presence of toxic chemicals in the environment exacerbated the health problems of residents living nearby.
- The lack of sleep exacerbated the driver's fatigue, leading to a car accident.
- The stress of losing her job exacerbated the woman's depression, making it difficult for her to function normally.
- The discovery of the fraud exacerbated the financial crisis, leading to a loss of trust in the company and its management.
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of Exacerbate
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The incessant downpour exacerbated the flooding in the region, causing widespread damage and displacement.
The patient's underlying health conditions exacerbated the severity of the flu virus, leading to hospitalization.
The inflammatory response to the bee sting exacerbated the swelling and pain, making it difficult for the person to move their hand.
The economic downturn exacerbated the poverty rate, leading to increased homelessness and food insecurity.
